Yearly & Lifetime plans

Set it once. The lights keep up with the year.

A plan makes up to five controllers on your account schedule themselves — moving holidays, real sunsets, your team’s games, even the weather — and answer your phone from anywhere. Yearly is $24.99 a year; Lifetime is $149.99 once.

  • Your account, up to 5 controllers
  • 10 days free, no card
  • Nothing to reflash
Lights on at kickoff: a game-day show that follows the team’s schedule, and an everyday show that starts at sunset.
What a plan adds

Four things you feel every evening

Holidays move

Thanksgiving, Easter and Memorial Day change dates every year. A plan puts every holiday on the right date, every year.

Sunset drifts two hours a year

“On at 6 pm” is daylight in June and late in December. Sunset timing follows the real sky, all year.

Game days, automatically

Follow your team once. Game times re-sync nightly, so a rescheduled game moves with it.

Rain Lights

The house lights up when your weather turns to rain or heavy cloud, and hands control back when it clears. (U.S. only, for now.)

Ask Chameleon, the AI assistant

Describe a show or snap a photo and it builds it — patterns, colors and cover — and can schedule it. See it

Unlimited schedules

Put the whole year on the calendar; the controller holds ten and the next ten load themselves.

Publish to the community

Share your patterns, palettes and playlists with every Chameleon user, under your own name.

Your own artwork

Give what you make its own cover — upload a photo or pick from a stock library.

Control from anywhere

From the airport, not just the driveway.

The whole household

Everyone on their own phone. No passwords passed around.

Cloud backup & updates

A replaced controller is a quick restore, and firmware updates arrive on their own.

In the app

The whole year, on one calendar

See what’s on, plan what’s next: Now Playing and the month calendar.
Just ask. It builds the show: Ask Chameleon turns “Make a Christmas show with red and green chase on the roof” into a saved show.
2,000+ shows, ready to play: Discover shelves for holidays, sports teams and celebrations.

Everything on the calendar comes from the free library. Browse it or see the full Free vs plan comparison.

How plans work

Two minutes, no reflash

  1. Add your controller

    Sign in to the app and add your controller on the same Wi‑Fi. Your 10-day free trial starts — no card.

  2. Pick Yearly

    $24.99 a year, up to 5 controllers, in the app through Apple or Google. Cancel anytime.

  3. Or pay once with Lifetime

    Buy a $149.99 code instead and enter it in the controller’s Plan row. It covers the signed-in account.

  4. It connects itself

    The cloud features switch on for every controller on the account. Everything you set up stays.

Installing for someone else? Include a Lifetime code in your job, or leave it to them.

Plan questions

Is this a subscription?

Yearly auto-renews and you can cancel anytime (terms). Lifetime is $149.99 once, for good. Local Wi‑Fi control stays free either way.

Can I switch from Yearly to Lifetime?

Yes, any time — but buying Lifetime doesn’t cancel Yearly. Cancel it in the App Store or Google Play.

What happens if I never get a plan?

Nothing changes. The free firmware keeps doing everything it does on your own network, forever.

Does a plan raise the ten-schedule limit?

No — ten is a hardware limit. A plan gives you unlimited schedules and loads the next ten automatically.

I have three controllers. How many plans?

One. A plan covers up to five controllers on your account, at any location. A sixth keeps working on your Wi‑Fi without the cloud.

I already bought a code for each controller.

You only need one per account; the others stay unused. Give them away, or contact us about the extras.

Does a DIY kit need one?

No — the kit comes with a Lifetime code in the box.

What if my internet goes down?

The controller keeps running its schedule. Control from anywhere returns with the internet.

Make the house run itself

$24.99 a year, or $149.99 once. Nothing to reflash; the free firmware never goes away.