Rote TV Rooms and Scenes

Rote arranges the televisions of a household into rooms you name yourself, and gives each room its own scenes. Phone and sets talk over the Wi-Fi they already share. A scene is a named list of steps that runs in order: set on, pause three seconds, open a channel, volume down four steps. One tap runs the list. Rote starts at your rooms, not at a keypad. Every room card carries the televisions in it, whether each one has answered, and the scenes pinned to that room. Moving from the set in the living room to the set in the bedroom takes one tap and leaves everything else as it was. A single scene can address more than one television. Scenes are yours to build: - Steps to choose from: power on, power off, open a channel, switch input, volume up or down by a number of steps, mute, any key of the remote, and a pause of 1 to 15 seconds. - Point a step at one particular television, or at…