Blind Motor — Clips to Your Existing Chain

The blind was here when you moved in. You can't replace it, you can't rewire it, and you're not putting holes in the window frame for something you'll leave behind. So every morning you pull the chain, and every evening you pull it again.

This clips onto that chain. Not a new blind. Not a new bracket. The bead chain that's already hanging there, running through a motor that pulls it for you.

What changes

• The blind opens before you're awake. Daylight instead of an alarm — set it for sunrise and let the room wake you.
• It closes while you're out. Through the hot part of the afternoon in summer, and at dusk in winter so you're not coming home to a dark window.
• The place looks lived in. Blinds that move on a schedule while you're away for the weekend.
• You stop reaching behind the couch. The window nobody opens because the chain is awkward to get to becomes the one that opens itself.

Install

It clips over the existing bead chain. No drilling, no brackets, no replacing the blind, nothing your landlord needs to approve, and nothing left behind when you go. It comes off in under a minute and goes up at the next place just as fast.

Check your chain before you order

Bead chains vary between blind manufacturers — different bead sizes, different spacing — and the motor has to grip yours to work. If you're not certain your chain matches, send us a photo of it before you order and we'll tell you straight. Thirty seconds now beats a return later.

Why this instead of a smart blind

A smart blind means removing the one you have, storing it somewhere for two years, mounting a new one, and reversing all of it when the lease ends. This is the same outcome for a fraction of the effort, and the landlord never needs to hear about it.

If it isn't right

30 days to return or replace it.