Homes are electrifying
Heat pumps, induction ranges, and EV chargers are replacing gas appliances at scale.
Introducing a new generation of intelligent energy management.
Join theRevolution
Smarter Homes — Smarter Grids — Lower Energy Bills.
Intelligent energy management cuts water heater bills by up to 22% and turns your home into a grid asset — with A/C optimization coming next.
LESS POWER CONSUMPTIONLESS COSTLESS WASTEMORE INTELLIGENCEThe Problem
Electric demand is outpacing electrical infrastructure.
EVs are charging
Every EV adds 1–2 kW of overnight load — millions of vehicles simultaneously drawing power.
AI data centers are scaling
AI infrastructure demands are doubling grid load projections across major metropolitan regions.
Peak load is rising faster than infrastructure
Grid buildout takes decades. Demand isn't waiting.
Utilities respond by building more generation, raising rates, and shutting appliances off during peak events. But there's another way →
Impact at Scale
What if 1,000,000
homes joined?
⌁0 TWhElectricity saved every year
⌁0 MTCO₂ emissions avoided annually
⌁0 GWRemoved from peak grid stress
⌁$0MSaved by families each year
What does that really mean?
82,600+ cars removed from the road
The equivalent of taking tens of thousands of petrol vehicles off the road every single year.
Power for ~90,000 homes
Enough clean electricity recovered annually to power an entire community.
A power plant we don't have to build
Demand reduction at this scale replaces the need for new generation capacity.
Hundreds of millions kept in consumers' pockets
Real, measurable savings returned to the families who need them most.
Illustrative scenario assuming 22% average savings across water heating and other high-load appliances; actual results will vary.
And this starts with a single system inside your home.
How It Works
How WYSE makes
this possible
Working MVP validating intelligent voltage optimization and AI-driven load management. Built on patent-pending energy optimization architecture.
01
Optimizes voltage safely & automatically
Continuously adjusts voltage within regulatory tolerance ranges without any user intervention or comfort loss.
02
Uses AI to reduce waste
Machine learning across 37+ real-time data points identifies and eliminates hidden inefficiencies in every cycle.
03
Smooths peak demand
Smart scheduling shifts loads to off-peak hours, relieving grid stress when it matters most.
04
Connects into distributed grid intelligence
Each device contributes to a network-wide optimization layer, unlocking value beyond any single home.
Small reduction in consumption per home. Massive impact together.
Why Now
Why Now?
Electricity demand is growing at the fastest pace in two decades.
- AI data centers doubling grid load projections
- EV adoption creating new peak demand curves
- Home electrification displacing gas at scale
- Peak demand is outpacing electrical infrastructure buildout
- Residential electricity rates have risen over 30% in the past five years
The Better Path
There's a faster path
Demand reduction needs no new power plants
- No multi-year permitting processes
- No new transmission corridors
- It starts at the source of consumption
- Already embedded in existing infrastructure
WYSE lowers electric bills, with typical system payback in under 2 years.
Latest Industry News
The Energy Landscape Is Shifting
Rising rates, surging demand, and grid strain — the conditions that make WYSE essential are accelerating.
Retail electric rate increases outpace inflation with prices set to rise higher
Regulators approved 64% of the dollar value of revenue increase requests over the past five years, a Lawrence Berkeley National Lab report says.
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AI data center growth could force US utilities to rethink generation plans, BofA says
Data center demand will outpace planned utility capacity additions by more than 100 GW through 2030, increasing reliance on on-site gas generation and battery storage.
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AI is reshaping U.S. electricity demand faster than the grid can keep up
Data centers accounted for at least 60% of last year's increase in U.S. electricity demand, straining an aged grid that struggles to keep up despite upgrade investments.
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Home efficiency upgrades could offset data center loads while creating jobs: report
A report from AnnDyl shows significant potential benefits for local grids, employment and utility ratepayers when data center companies invest in residential energy efficiency.
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Residential electricity prices continue rise, up 7.4% in September: EIA
Some industry sources say the rise in prices is a function of generation capacity constraints, while others cite transmission and fuel costs. No one sees a near-term solution.
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Electricity is the next energy crisis
Electricity demand and distribution technologies won't solve the entire problem but they can provide immediate relief.
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Frequently Asked Questions
WYSE is an AI-powered home energy management system that intelligently optimizes how high-consumption appliances use electricity. Instead of asking homeowners to change their habits, WYSE automatically reduces wasted energy while maintaining comfort and convenience.
WYSE reduces your water heating bill in two ways. First, its AI learns your household's hot-water usage patterns and eliminates wasted heating — cutting cycles short when you have enough hot water, and scheduling heating only when you need it. Second, the device coordinates with your utility during peak grid events to trim power draw, which can earn you demand-response credits. Both functions operate within ANSI safety limits and never affect your hot-water comfort.
No. WYSE is designed to work automatically in the background. There are no schedules you have to manage, no manual adjustments, and no lifestyle changes required unless you choose to customize settings through the mobile app.
For most homeowners, the only noticeable difference should be lower electricity consumption. WYSE is designed to maintain appliance performance and comfort while reducing unnecessary energy use.
Yes. WYSE continuously operates within appliance and electrical safety limits. The system includes multiple layers of monitoring, protection, and intelligent control designed to maintain safe operation at all times.
No. WYSE installs at the appliance level. It works alongside your existing electrical system without replacing your electrical panel or requiring major modifications to your home.
The first generation is designed for high-energy appliances such as electric water heaters; continuing with HVAC systems, heat pumps, and other compatible high-load appliances. Additional appliance support will expand over time through software and future hardware releases.
Yes. The WYSE mobile app allows you to view energy savings, monitor appliance status, adjust settings, schedule operation, receive notifications, and view historical performance.
Internet connectivity enables cloud features, AI improvements, and remote monitoring. If connectivity is temporarily unavailable, the device continues operating locally using its built-in optimization algorithms.
Yes. Machine learning continuously analyzes operating data to improve optimization strategies and adapt to your home's usage patterns.
Yes. WYSE is designed to complement homes with solar generation by helping optimize when and how electricity is consumed.
Yes. Future software capabilities are expected to further enhance coordination with battery storage systems.
WYSE is being designed for compatibility with both North American and European electrical standards. Availability may vary depending on certification requirements and local regulations.
Installation requirements will depend on the appliance and local electrical codes. Professional installation is recommended for high-voltage appliances.
WYSE automatically resumes normal operation when electrical service returns.
WYSE collects operational system data used to improve performance and optimize energy management. Personal information is handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Yes. The system is designed to receive secure over-the-air software updates that continuously improve features, performance, and AI optimization.
WYSE is currently progressing through engineering validation, product certification, and pilot deployments. Sign up to follow our progress and be among the first to hear about pilot results, product availability, and launch announcements.
WYSE is designed to benefit everyone in the energy chain, not just the homeowner. Homeowners and small businesses benefit directly through reduced energy bills, consistent with the measured water-heating results in this brief. Utility companies stand to benefit as well: WYSE's architecture is designed to function as a Demand Side Management (DSM) resource. Today, many utilities manage peak demand by temporarily shutting off enrolled loads — water heaters, air conditioners — at customers' homes during high-demand periods, a blunt tool that can noticeably affect comfort. WYSE is designed to reduce load automatically and continuously as part of normal operation, with minimal impact on the homeowner's routine, and to manage any additional reduction requested during a utility demand-response event within the same comfort-first guardrails. It is also designed to give utilities appliance-level visibility into energy consumption and usage patterns that most utilities cannot currently see, since standard smart meters report only whole-home totals, not what's happening at each individual appliance.
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Smarter Homes — Smarter Grids — Lower Energy Bills.