What You Need Before You Start

Before opening the app, make sure you have these four things ready:

• A smartphone: Android 8.0 or later. iOS support is coming soon.
• A 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connection: Most TS Smart Home devices use the 2.4 GHz band. Have your Wi-Fi password ready.
• A Google account or email address: Used to create your TS Smart Home account.
• Your TS Smart Home compatible device: A smart plug, switch, or any certified hardware — plugged in and ready.

Step 1: Download and Install the App

Search for TS Smart Home on the Google Play Store and tap Install. Once the download completes, open the app — you will be greeted by the onboarding screen.

Step 2: Create Your Account

You have two registration options:

• Continue with Google: Tap the Google button, select your account, and you are in instantly. No separate password required.
• Register with Email: Enter your name, email, and a password. Check your inbox to verify your address, then log in.

After registration you land on the Home Dashboard — your central control hub for every device.

Step 3: Add Your First Smart Device

This is the core of the setup experience. Here is how pairing works:

1. Make sure the device is plugged in and powered on.
2. Hold the button on the device for 5 seconds until the LED blinks rapidly — this means pairing mode is active.
3. In the app, tap the + button on the dashboard.
4. Follow the on-screen wizard to connect the device to your Wi-Fi network.
5. Give the device a clear name — for example, Bedroom AC or Kitchen Kettle.
6. Tap Save. Your device is now live.

If pairing fails, make sure your phone is connected to the 2.4 GHz band (not 5 GHz) and that Bluetooth and Location services are enabled during the process.

Step 4: Test Your Device

Once paired, tap the power icon on your device card. Watch the physical device respond in real time — if the LED changes state, setup is complete and working correctly.

Step 5: Set Up Your First Automation

Schedules are what turn smart devices into a truly automated home. To create one:

1. Tap your device card to open its detail view.
2. Tap Schedules, then Add Schedule.
3. Choose the days, time, and action (Turn On or Turn Off).
4. Save — the device will now run on that schedule every day without any manual input.

Tips for New Users

• Name devices clearly: "Kitchen Socket Left" is far more useful than "Device 3" when you have multiple devices.
• Enable push notifications: Get alerted when a device goes offline or a schedule runs.
• Check Wi-Fi signal: Devices placed far from the router may have unstable connections.
• Keep the app updated: Updates bring new features, security improvements, and bug fixes.

What to Explore Next

Now that your first device is running, the platform has more to offer: energy monitoring per device, multi-device schedules, and — for hardware developers — the ESP32 SDK to connect your own firmware to the TS Smart Home cloud.