
Tuesday.
A soft wash up the wall, warm white along the path. Landscape lighting the way a designer would set it, on at sunset without a thought.

Southern California
Every light on the property, moving as one.
Designed and built by Yoscotech. Installed by partners across Southern California, starting now.
Four nights
The same fixtures, a different evening every time.

A soft wash up the wall, warm white along the path. Landscape lighting the way a designer would set it, on at sunset without a thought.

Kickoff at one. The house wears your colors from the driveway to the pool. Every light, at once.

The music starts and every light finds the beat. The whole room, moving as one wave.

The last car pulls away. The path glows on; everything else settles back to quiet.
Together
Every fixture keeps perfect time with every other one, so a color can travel from the pool to the front walk as a single motion. No lag, no stragglers.
The Yosco Hub
A small touchscreen box on a shelf. Plug in a new light anywhere on the property and the hub finds it by itself.
One clock for every light on the property, shared to a few thousandths of a second.
It knows where every light lives, so the app can say “the patio” and a wave can roll across a room in order.
If the internet drops mid-party, nothing you’ve started stops: the hub holds tonight’s plan and runs it from the shelf.
Effortless
Your installer sets it up once. Then forget it is there.
The property comes on when the light goes and turns down when the evening is over. Nothing to remember.
Golden hour, dinner, the wind-down. The house runs the night while you host it.
Your partner, the house-sitter, the kids: they run the lights from their phone. Only you see the settings.
Jam
Yosco Jam is a small screen that sits by the speaker and hears the beat. Every light on the property plays along: bass in hot white and ember red, the melody in cooler color, the beat rolling across the room as a wave. No DJ, no lighting guy. Every light is a pixel; the room is the screen.
It listens for the beat, not for words. The sound never leaves your home, and a tap on the screen mutes it.
Pick a Vibe for the night.
Next Coming
Neighborhood will let one Yosco home invite the homes around it into a shared night: every house on the same clock, a wave down the block, each home in its own colors, one finale for the whole street.
In the works. We’ll show it when it’s real.
The fixtures
Welded aluminum, powder-coated, clear glass, and a beam that never glares. Spin each one around and look inside.

The pathway light
Light where you walk, never in your eyes. Welded aluminum, eighteen inches tall, anchored in stainless.
Explore the Blaze
The uplight
A warm wash up a wall, a trunk or a canopy. Screws onto the stake your landscaper already set.
Explore the Firefly
The table lamp
Indoors, the same light: warm white for reading, any color for the evening, in step with the yard.
Explore the Snowflake
Coming soon · The little light
The little light that does a lot. Washes a wall, lights a stair, fills a room with color. Indoors or out.
Meet the SparkThe app · iPhone
Every light on the property, from the phone in your pocket. Pair the hub with a tap, draw the yard once, and run it all by place: the patio warm, the pool blue, Saturday night armed.
Explore the appSeven matte powder-coat finishes, from Graphite to Sunshine.
Built for the desert
Designed where summer is 115 degrees, for yards that get the sun all day.
One sheet of aluminum, laser-welded and powder-coated; the welds disappear under the finish. Water-resistant by design: it breathes and drains, takes a pressure washer, and would not like the pool.
Two thermometers, one on the LEDs and one on the brain. Heat flows into the metal, and on a steady color the light eases itself back a little at the peak of the afternoon; you will never see it happen. The big effects still get everything.
Four tamper-resistant screws and a cover reach the brain of a Blaze without pulling it out of the ground. A Firefly opens from the top. Nothing gets dug up.
For designers
Most fixtures make color the way a printer does: a few primaries, close enough. Blaze carries five. A 2700 K warm white with the reds kept in (CRI 90, R9 above 50, measured hot, at the temperatures a desert fixture actually runs), two reds where one usually stands in for both, a true green, a true blue. Terracotta reads as terracotta. Bougainvillea holds its color after dark. Skin stays warm at the table.
Beyond white, the whole palette is yours: candlelight amber to a deep desert-sky wash, with the fixture watching its own temperature through an August night on a black roof.
Lumileds · ams-OSRAM · if it isn’t on the datasheet, we don’t say it.
Southern California first
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