A palm-sized robot that sticks onto a rocker switch, a coffee machine's button or an old garage remote and physically presses it — on a schedule, on a timer, or from your phone over Bluetooth. The new version replaces the disposable coin cell with a rechargeable battery that tops up over USB-C, which was the only genuinely annoying thing about the original. No wiring, no hub, no landlord conversation: it is the least invasive way to make a dumb appliance smart, and it peels off cleanly when you move out.
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