The stage 2 product line
One product for each sport, home zone, kids learning setting and industry. Each is an item the place already has (a wicket, a goal, a range hood, a desk lamp, a dock door), made smart, so it makes the calls and decisions there itself. Prices are targets from our stage 2 cost check; nothing is for sale yet, and every design goes through a review with real buyers before we build.
Sports6
Stage 2 ready ✓CricketOne
For cricket · cricket wicket
swap your stumps once, and every bowled, run-out, stumping, no-ball, wide and over is called, lit on the stumps and signed, with nothing else on the field.
Decides itself: Bowled · Hit wicket · Run-out · Stumped · Front-foot no-ball · Back-foot no-ball · Wide · Over complete (6 legal balls)
Helps a person decide: LBW
$1,990 + $19 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓FootballOne
For football · football goal
the club buys goals anyway; buy these and every goal, goal kick, corner and penalty retake at that goal is called, lit on the posts and signed, even when no referee turns up.
Decides itself: Goal or no goal (whole ball over the whole line, between the posts and under the crossbar) · Ball out over the goal line: goal kick or corner · Goal kick taking too long: 5-second countdown, then a corner (IFAB Laws 2026/27, Law 16); alone with no referee, and when a referee is present the referee starts it and the posts show it · Penalty kick: keeper off the line or not between the posts before the kick · Keeper holds the ball more than 8 seconds (corner kick, Law 12) · Ball hit the woodwork · The score and the match clock
Helps a person decide: Penalty kick: encroachment into the penalty area or arc · Keeper handling the ball outside the penalty area
$4,690 targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓CourtOne
For basketball and indoor courts · basketball backstop front
the gym buys backboards, rings and a shot clock anyway; buy these and open gym, PE and club games get their baskets, points, shot clock and goaltending called and signed, with no referee or clock operator.
Decides itself: Made basket and its value: 1 (free throw), 2 or 3 points · Shot clock reset when the ball touches the ring (Art. 29) · Shot clock violation · Goaltending: a player touches the ball on its downward flight above the ring (Art. 31) · Basket interference: the ring, net or ball touched while the ball is on or in the ring (Art. 31) · Ball lodged between the ring and the board or on the ring support (held ball) · The score, the game clock and the end of each period
Helps a person decide: Fouls near the basket: blocking or charging, restricted area · Not enough time for a catch and shot: in the last 59.9 s of a period at least 0.3 s must run after a throw-in touch (NFHS 2026-27 Rule 5-9-5; only on a clock that shows tenths)
$4,990 + $29 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓RacketOne
For tennis and pickleball · tennis and pickleball net posts
a club needs net posts anyway; buy these and every league night, ladder and park match gets its lets, near-net lines and kitchen faults called and signed, with no umpire and nothing on the fence.
Decides itself: Let on serve: the serve touches the net cord and lands in (tennis; pickleball plays it on, so the post only logs it) · Ball in or out on the sidelines (both halves, every sideline the posts look down) · Serve in or out: service line and centre service line (tennis), short serve into the kitchen (pickleball) · Kitchen (non-volley zone) fault: volleying with a foot on or in the kitchen, or carried in by momentum · Net touch: a player, paddle, racket or clothing touches the net or post while the ball is in play · Ball hits the net post (pickleball 2026 rule 10.C.5: in the air it is a fault on the hitter; after it bounces in, a fault on the player who failed to return it; tennis: play goes on if it then lands in) · Score: points, games, sets, side-out and server number
Helps a person decide: Far baseline in or out and foot faults
$1,590 + $29 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓DiamondOne
For baseball and softball · baseball and softball bases
a league needs a plate and bases anyway; buy these and every rec, school and club game gets its balls and strikes, force outs and fair or foul called and signed, even when no umpire turns up.
Decides itself: Ball or strike: the pitch passes through the zone (the ABS flat zone at mid-plate, 27 to 53.5 % of the batter's height from the roster) · Force out or safe at first, second or third base: foot on the bag before or after the ball is in the glove (with a double first base: the fielder on the white half, the batter-runner on the coloured half, NFHS 8-2-2) · Fair or foul at first and third base (with a double first base: a ball that hits the white half is fair, the coloured half foul, NFHS 1-2-9) · Pitch speed and pitch count · Count, outs, innings and the score
Helps a person decide: Tag on a runner at a base (steals, pick-offs) · Double first base: which half the batter-runner and the fielder touched on the first play at first (NFHS 8-2-2)
$1,990 + $29 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓AthleticsOne
For school athletics · finish posts
a school track already needs a pair of finish posts; buy these and every PE lesson, practice and school meet gets its places and times called and signed, and its heat and lightning watched, even when no officials turn up.
Decides itself: Finish order (places), including dead heats · Finish times · Did not finish (every starter accounted for) · Laps to go and the bell lap in distance races · Start hold during lightning
Helps a person decide: Lane at the finish, and stepping on or over the lane line in the last metres
$2,090 + $299 plan targetDetails
Home5
Stage 2 ready ✓KitchenOne
For the kitchen · wall chimney range hood
your kitchen already needs a chimney hood; buy this one and it also watches every burner and pan, counts the cooker's whistles, hears your gas and smoke alarms, and calls the family only when a call still stands.
Decides itself: Burner left on with the kitchen empty · Pan heating dry, oil smoking, boil-over or flare · Pressure-cooker whistle count reached · The home's own smoke or gas-leak alarm is sounding · Hood fan speed
Helps a person decide: Night or odd-hour cooking · Gas used and refill due (est.) · Kitchen not used by the usual time
$369 + $3 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓BedsideOne
For an older parent's bedside · bedside table with a built-in reading lamp
your parent needs a bedside table and lamp anyway; buy this one and it also watches the pills, lights the way at night, reminds about the walker and tells you about a power cut, for about what a pill dispenser plan alone costs in a year.
Decides itself: Dose taken or missed · Wrong day's compartment opened · 'When required' dose too soon · Night get-up · Set off without the walker · Power cut: switch to the cylinder · Concentrator alarm sounding
Helps a person decide: Not back in bed at night · Concentrator not back on after the power returns · Walking speed trend
$349 + $5 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓DampOne
For bathroom, laundry and damp · bathroom ceiling extractor fan
your bathroom needs a fan anyway; this one runs until the cold corner is really dry, calls a leak or a filling bath, and keeps a damp record a landlord or surveyor can use, for about the price of a smart fan plus one leak sensor.
Decides itself: Fan speed: boost and run-on from condensation risk · Condensation and mould risk on the outside wall, ceiling or window · Water on the floor · Tap left running or bath about to overflow · Washer cycle done, or a leak during the cycle
Helps a person decide: Someone still in the bathroom with no movement · Window left open in the cold, or heating off in a damp week · Bathroom kept below 18 °C for long hours in the cold season (cold record)
$349 + $2 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓PoolOne
For the pool · self-closing
the gate is the weak point of every pool barrier; this one is the gate, and it tells every family phone when it did not latch or a child is in the pool area with no adult, for about the price of a plain gate plus an alarm latch and a camera.
Decides itself: Gate did not latch: bounced, ajar or propped open · Hinge springs weakening · A child in the pool area with no adult · Someone in the water or on the deck after pool hours · Fence climbed: someone inside with no gate opening
Helps a person decide: Something climbable left against the fence outside the gate · A child at the gate outside
$699 + $3 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓GarageOne
For the front door and garage · ceiling-mounted belt-drive garage door opener for a 16 x 7 ft sectional door
a camera opener only shows you the garage; GarageOne is the opener that closes a door left open only when the doorway is clear, refuses an unsafe remote close and calls an engine left running, for about $130 more than a camera opener and about $100 less than a camera opener plus our separate products.
Decides itself: Door left open: close it · Remote close refused: something in the doorway · Car home or away; engine running with the door shut · Someone in the garage when the family is away · Freezing garage with the door open · Smoke or CO alarm heard
Helps a person decide: Water heater pan wet or relief valve dripping · Parcel or visitor at the open door · Opener backup battery worn or flat
$499 + $2 plan targetDetails
Kids learning2
Stage 2 ready ✓StudyOne
For the study desk · children's LED bar desk lamp
an eye-care study lamp lights the page and a homework app needs a phone held over it; StudyOne is the lamp that checks the answer just written with a hint, follows reading aloud, calls breaks and a head too close, and sends the parent one summary, with no video leaving the desk.
Decides itself: Sum or spelling right or not yet · Break due · Head too close to the page · Light too dim or too bright on the page · Child sat down and left the desk · Bedtime: study past the parent's evening time
Helps a person decide: Word read wrong or skipped while reading aloud · Phone or tablet on the desk during homework
$279 + $4 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓ClassOne
For the classroom · classroom dry-wipe whiteboard
a classroom buys a timer, a noise light and a CO2 monitor as three separate boxes and still takes the register by hand; ClassOne is the front board the class already has, which checks the register against a head count (never faces), runs the time and groups, calls noise and the window, and counts the room clear in a drill, with one summary.
Decides itself: Time up for the task or the lesson · Reading group rotation: next group · Too loud for the activity · Open the window: CO2 high · Too hot or too cold for lessons
Helps a person decide: Register: present, missing tap or extra head · Fire drill: room clear
$1,090 + $4 plan targetDetails
Industries11
Stage 2 ready ✓AisleOne
For retail and grocery stores · store gondola shelving
an independent grocer cannot buy the chains' shelf cameras or robots, and still finds gaps and spills on the next walk; AisleOne is the aisle's own shelving, which raises restock tasks with a photo, calls spills and checks the wet-floor sign, with nothing added to the floor and one task list.
Decides itself: Shelf gap: restock needed · Restock done · Possible spill · Wet-floor sign out and taken back · Aisle blocked (pallet, cage or cart) · Aisle traffic and dwell
Helps a person decide: Shelf-edge label missing or price mismatch · Person down on the aisle floor · Weekly price-accuracy check
$920 + $15 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓RoomOne
For facilities and hospitality · the hotel guest room's wall thermostat by the entry
a hotel must now set empty rooms back (energy codes, and brand rules such as IHG's networked-thermostat requirement), but motion-only thermostats set back sleeping guests and record no smoke; RoomOne is the thermostat itself, with breathing radar and signed smoke and vape evidence, in one box on the same wires.
Decides itself: Room empty: set back · Guest back: comfort set point · Smoke or vape event in the room · Thermostat covered or taken off the wall · Damp room: dry mode · Room empty after checkout: clean now
Helps a person decide: Smoking fee · Welfare check: no movement for 48 h under Do Not Disturb
$349 + $8 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓DockOne
For logistics and warehouses · steel door-track guards
dock-edge and trailer-creep accidents happen at a door that already has two steel track guards, and the light kits, restraint panels and pallet cameras sold for it today are separate systems on the wall; DockOne makes those two guards see the trailer and the dock floor, warn at the door and sign every pallet count, with nothing added.
Decides itself: Trailer at the door, and dwell time · Open edge: door open and no trailer · Trailer creep or early pull-away · Pallet in or out, with its still · Forklift too fast at the door, or a person in the lane · Door left open, or warm air at a cold-load door · Guard struck
Helps a person decide: Pallet damage · Hi-vis at the door · Monthly dock safety record per door
$1,290 + $49 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓CellOne
For manufacturing plants · machine signal tower
every machine already carries a signal tower, and plants pay a monitoring vendor every month to learn what that tower shows; CellOne makes the tower itself log state and cycles, read the dials, watch the heater bands and the bin, and flash the call on its own lamps, for one price per machine.
Decides itself: Machine state: running, idle, down or alarm, with cycle count · Person at the open gate while the machine is in auto · Hydraulic pressure or oil temperature dial out of band · Heater band cold or too hot, nozzle or hopper dryer heat · Bin full or out of material
Helps a person decide: Stop reason (no material, mould change, no operator, alarm) · Machine alarm beep, air hiss or an odd knock
$790 + $29 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓ChillOne
For food, cold chain and pharma · walk-in cooler or freezer door frame
every walk-in already has a door frame with a thermometer in it; ChillOne makes that frame keep the signed food or vaccine log, call the door, the power cut, the iced coil and a person left inside, and send it over LTE-M when the power is off, for about the price of a temperature kit plus a data logger.
Decides itself: Door left open or ajar · Temperature out of band (food 5 °C / 41 °F, vaccines 2-8 °C) · Power lost to the walk-in · Evaporator iced or defrost stuck · Warm product loaded, product on the floor, water or ice on the floor · Person still inside after the door closed
Helps a person decide: Compressor short-cycling or struggling · Refrigerant top-up record and leak rate · Shelf rows low or empty
$690 + $29 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓CareOne
For care homes and hospitals · bedside locker on castors
every bed already has a bedside locker; CareOne makes that locker call the bed exit while the resident sits up, someone on the floor, calls with a reason, turns, drinks and night checks, with no camera, for about the price of a plain hospital-grade locker plus one bed-exit alarm.
Decides itself: Bed exit · Out of bed and not back · Someone on the floor beside the bed · Call with a reason · Night check done
Helps a person decide: Turn due · Drinks from the jug · Hand rub before care · Night pattern change for the falls plan review
$590 + $15 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓FarmOne
For farms: crops and livestock · stock water trough
every paddock already has a trough and every animal comes to it every day; FarmOne makes that trough call a cut supply, a stuck float, ice, a calving and a dog at the water for both paddocks, so the farmer stops driving the daily water run, for about the price of a trough plus a level monitor and one calving sensor.
Decides itself: Water supply cut · Float stuck open, leak or overflow · Ice on the water · Stock not coming to water · Calving clock · Predator or dog at the stock water, or a person after dark · Frost and heat stress at the water point
Helps a person decide: Animal down or lame near the water · Water fouled: carcass, dung or algae
$1,490 + $9 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓PumpOne
For water, energy and utilities · duplex lift-station pump control panel
every lift station already has a control panel and most also pay for a cellular dialer; PumpOne is that panel with the dialer built in, and it also reads the discharge gauges, finds a hot breaker and sees the hatch, for about what a new panel and a dialer cost today.
Decides itself: High wet-well level and overflow risk · Pump failed to start, stuck on or tripped · Station power lost · Hatch opened or gate forced (unauthorised entry) · Hot connection in the panel
Helps a person decide: Discharge pressure from the station gauges · Pump wear or clog · Inflow after rain
$2,690 + $45 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓SiteOne
For construction and mining sites · single-lane full-height site entry turnstile
every controlled site already has a turnstile in the hoarding; SiteOne is that turnstile, and it checks PPE, keeps the on-site and muster list and sets the heat flag at the one place every person passes, with no gateman and nothing added to the site.
Decides itself: PPE missing at entry (hard hat, hi-vis, boots) · Who is on site and the muster list · Tailgating: two people in one turn · After-hours entry or loitering at the gate · Heat flag and work and rest
Helps a person decide: Dust at the boundary · Smoke or fire seen over the site · Noise at the boundary in quiet hours
$8,990 + $99 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓BayOne
For waste and recycling · tipping bay traffic light
every tipping bay already has a red, amber and green light that drivers obey; BayOne is that light, and it keeps people out of the truck's way, holds the bay for a battery in a load and watches the pile for heat all night, with nothing added to the hall.
Decides itself: Bay free: tip here · Person behind the reversing truck or in the bay · Banned item in the load (lithium battery, gas bottle, extinguisher) · Hot spot that keeps growing · Pile over the 4 m line · Pile age past the permit limit
Helps a person decide: Contamination grade of the load · Smoke or flame in the bay
$3,990 + $49 plan targetDetails
Stage 2 ready ✓RoadOne
For public sector, roads and airfields · near-side vehicle signal head at a signalised pedestrian crossing
every signalised crossing already has a red, amber and green head on its near-side pole that is replaced every few years; RoadOne is that head, and it calls the green man for people waiting, holds it for slow walkers, places vehicle demand, counts every road user all year and finds a dark lamp, with nothing added to the street.
Decides itself: Walk demand: people waiting at the kerb · Crossing extension: someone still on the crossing · Vehicle demand, queue, counts and class · Near miss between a turning vehicle and a person on the crossing · Crossing blocked by a stopped vehicle · Signal fault: lamp out, head dark, hit or turned
Helps a person decide: Speed on the approach · Red-light running at the stop line
$2,990 + $59 plan targetDetails
Our plan
Research done. Now CricketOne, engineered properly.
Research finished on 30 October 2026, a day ahead of plan: 24 products, one for every sport, home zone, learning setting and industry. CricketOne, the smart wicket, is our first product. In phase 2 we make its design accurate, safe and to standards, in the open. We order parts only after real buyers have reviewed it. See the engineering.
- Phase 1Done, 30 Oct 2026Product and market researchOne smart product for every sport, home zone, kids learning setting and industry: 24 products, each refined with a buyer check, parts prices and a CAD review.First pass: every place has its product24/24Stage 2 refinement24/24
- Phase 2We are hereCricketOne engineeringFrom 30 Oct 2026CricketOne, the smart wicket, is our first product. We make its design accurate, safe and to standards: ball tracking at up to 200+ frames a second, impact, heat and weather, and a test plan for each.
- Phase 3Nov–Dec 2026Design review with real buyersClubs, umpires and leagues review CricketOne and change it. Only then do we order its parts.
- Phase 4Q1 2027 onwardBuild, test and first usersPrint and assemble, run the bench, impact, heat and rain tests, then put working wickets in front of first clubs.
Every product's 3D CAD design, parts and wiring are open on its design page, and every 30-minute research run is posted on the build log.