dog·go [daw-goh, dog-oh]
–adverb
1. Informal. in concealment; out of sight

You’ve all seen it: the mess behind your entertainment center, riddled with wires that are impossible to get too. Some of you fear the day you need to replace something. Doggo removes all of that clutter. Now you just have a TV, an in-wall interface and some speakers. No wires, no mess, no army of dust bunnies.

Doggo is home automation that drives all of the major technologies like INSTEON®, Z-Wave, X10, Leviton, Phidgets, and more. It’s a security system that can notify you and turn on cameras. It’s a remote access portal, so you can check your home and access your files and media from anywhere. Doggo stores your CD’s and DVD’s and downloads information about them including fan art – Legally. It’s your right to backup and have access to your media and Doggo makes that extremely simple; backing up your DVD’s in one simple click. Doggo uses a powerful web browser in Opera, that makes web surfing easy, fun and flexible. Watch Netflix movies on your TV within seconds. Watch live TV while you mingle on social sites like Facebook and Twitter. And these are only a handful of literally hundreds of features that make Doggo such a powerful, versatile product.

Doggo is based on Windows XP. Despite the open source nature of Doggo, it was important to embrace a common OS as a platform that makes it easy to move forward. Windows give us the ability to quickly develop new features and deploy them to existing Doggo users rapidly.

In the end, Doggo is the heartbeat of your home; efficient and effective.

Doggo is leveraged by the very best open source/free projects: