
“Effortless device management”

“One-tap scene control”

“Protect Your Home”

“Build an energy-efficient home”

“Life AI Assistant”

“Care for your health”

“Boost your productivity”

“Diverse AI Services”
A closer look at the screenshots

Several smart-device types are grouped by room.

A home-arrival scene panel lists four actions.

Camera alert examples refer to a baby gate and dog bowl.

Energy figures sit above a multi-day usage chart.

A chat prompt includes suggested commands.

A health dashboard combines steps, sleep, and vital-sign fields.

A transcript includes timestamps and a reminder card.

Four service icons cover lighting, protection, translation, and notes.
About this app
「SmartLife」 Your AI assistant for a simpler, smarter everyday life 【Control】 Manage all your devices with a tap or just ask — it's that simple. 【Security】 Real-time monitoring and smart alerts keep your home safe around the clock. 【Energy】 Track usage and save on bills with intelligent energy insights. 【Schedule】 Stay organized with shared to-dos and timely reminders for the whole family. 【AI Life Tools】 Fitness, nutrition, meeting summaries, pet care, translation, and more — everything you need, all in one place. Terms of Use(EULA): https://developerapp.tuyaus.com/protocol/192c3c61e4400032?lang=en
Headlines in this set
8 screenshots · 8 with a headline
“Effortless device management”
Effortless makes an ease claim about device control.
“One-tap scene control”
One-tap states how the user starts several actions.
“Protect Your Home”
Protect gives the camera alerts a broad security purpose.
“Build an energy-efficient home”
Energy-efficient states an intended result beyond measuring use.
“Life AI Assistant”
The label names an assistant but leaves its tasks to the examples.
“Care for your health”
Care extends the app's promise from the home to the person.
“Boost your productivity”
Productivity is a broad benefit, with meeting notes supplying the context.
“Diverse AI Services”
Diverse emphasizes breadth but does not explain one clear use case.
How Lifestyle sets are usually built
Most Lifestyle apps feature-per-slide, with text-top-device-bottom (67% of sets, 70% of screens).