Begin with the day.
See the temperature, rain, wind and daylight ahead. A useful first glance before choosing what to wear, opening the windows, or stepping outside.
Explore weather ↗
At home. On the road.
Made for living.
A considered app for the places you call home.
Explore the app ↓One app. Your everyday.
Your home.
Your rhythm. All together.
The forecast before you leave. The music that makes a room your own. The comfort of knowing how your space feels. Ena Form. brings everyday information and connected controls into one calm, familiar place.
Use it on a small tablet within reach, or give it a place on the wall. At home or in your camper, the idea is the same: less to manage. More to live.
See inside the app ↓Inside Ena Form. / The appThe app. A closer look.
See what comes together.
Explore current app screens and finished concepts. A shared design, with a clear purpose for every view.
A familiar first glance
Everything in its place.
A view of the day outside, the temperature inside and what is playing. The overview brings the essentials together, with a direct route into each module.
In everyday life
Check the forecast, see how the rooms feel, then settle into your soundtrack.
What comes together
Enquire about the app ↗Weather + room readings + music → one familiar view.
Current app screenshots sit alongside finished concept previews for lighting, climate, sensors, Victron power and tanks. Concept readings are illustrative. Features and compatibility are in development.
At home / An everyday rhythmFrom the first glance to the last light.
Set the room.
Bring the light down for dinner. Choose the music and adjust the volume. Simple, familiar controls for the atmosphere you want to create.
Explore light & music ↗Know how home feels.
Bring room temperature, humidity and connected sensor readings into view. A sensor is simply a small device that helps you understand your surroundings.
Explore the home ↗
The room sets the tone.
A small screen can belong to a space as naturally as a lamp or a favourite chair. We are exploring discreet wall mounting and freestanding placement, with the same familiar interface in either setting.
The rig / Ena Form. on the roadTake the familiar
Take the familiar
somewhere new.
The view outside changes. The feeling of home comes with you. The rig is our camper experience, bringing the systems that support life on the road into the same considered interface.
More of the journey.
Less of the checking.
How much water is left? Is the battery charging? What is the sun contributing? We are shaping the rig around the questions you actually ask when you park for the night.
Know what is left.
Fresh-water levels help you plan the next refill. Grey-water levels help you know when it is time to empty. Compatible tank sensors provide the readings.
Understand your reserves.
Battery state of charge, charging and usage tell the story of your available power. See what is going in and what is being drawn by the camper.
See what the sun brings.
Solar production gives context to your energy use. Read the contribution from the panels alongside your battery, rather than as an isolated number.
Bring the system together.
For a camper with a Victron setup, the aim is to bring relevant inverter, charger and solar information into the same view. Support depends on the installed equipment and connection.
Tank sensors + battery monitoring + solar + compatible Victron equipment → One view of your camper → A more informed stop for the night.
A closer look / The rigYour reserves,
Explore Victron power ↗
Your reserves,
in one view.
Battery state, solar production and the camper’s draw belong together. See the intended power experience, then explore water and propane monitoring.
Explore tank monitoring ↗Explore Victron power ↗
Camper integrations are in development. Equipment support depends on your setup. Installation photographs are concepts; tablet hardware and mounts are not included.
Less to manage.
More to live.
A considered home is about how things live together.
Ena comes from the Swedish verb meaning to unite or bring together. Form is the shape we give things. It is the idea behind everything we are making: a thoughtful relationship between our surroundings and the things that help us live in them.
At home or on the road, we want the experience to feel familiar, useful and quietly at ease.
Journal / Notes on livingA few ideas we keep close.
Making room for less.
When a control becomes part of the room, how much attention should it ask for?
Read the note ＋
A clear surface. A warm material. A screen that feels comfortable where it is placed. These are small decisions, but together they change how we experience a room.
Our starting point is the room itself. The interface should be understandable when you need it, and comfortable to live alongside when you do not.
The shape of an evening.
A little light, a familiar record, and the pleasure of settling in.
Read the note ＋
Some of the most familiar rituals are adjustments: drawing the curtain, turning down a lamp, choosing something to listen to.
We are interested in making those gestures feel connected. The aim is simple: less searching for the right control, and more attention for the evening itself.
Home is a feeling.
What we carry with us when the scenery changes.
Read the note ＋
Life in a camper brings a different awareness of water, energy and weather. The practical questions are part of the freedom.
A familiar view of those essentials can make an unfamiliar place easier to settle into. The rig begins with that idea: carry the feeling of home, while staying attentive to what keeps it going.
Bring it into
your everyday.
A home with a little more ease. A camper with the essentials in view. Tell us about your space and the equipment you use, and let’s find where Ena Form. fits.
Ask about early access ↗The app is in development. Contact @ena.form for access enquiries and compatibility.