Robert Sigrist is putting $2.0M into smarli., an angel bet on a smart-home platform that wants to make any living space-rented or owned, new or retrofitted-feel a little less ordinary. The pitch is straightforward: plug in whatever smart devices you already have, then stitch them into custom scenes and routines controlled from the smarli. app.
The round, backed solely by Sigrist, gives the company fresh runway to push its "echt smart" positioning in a crowded market. What stands out is the focus on flexibility-no lock-in to a single ecosystem, no requirement for a pristine new build. For a sector often defined by proprietary walls, that's a quietly notable angle.
















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