This week’s Smart Living roundup features a smart bed cover, a fitness tracker to control your home and an app to rule your connected home.

Luna

If you’re looking for a way to wake up energized, sleep at just the right temperature and even track your sleep patterns without having to wear a tracker, you might be interested in Luna.

Luna is a smart bed cover that allows for dual zone temperatures, which means one side of the bed can be cold, the other warm. It tracks your sleep pattern, heart rate and breathing rate, and includes smart alarm that wakes you up at the right moment of light sleep so you feel refreshed. Luna can be controlled using your mobile device and can be integrated with other smart home products.

You can pre-order the Luna cover starting at $199 or help fund it on Indiegogo Inc.

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Misfit for home

Misfit Wearables announced that it will be adding a feature that will allow its wearable devices to interact with apps as well as other connected devices, starting this March. At CES 2015, Misfit demoed the new integration points with its Misfit Flash and the introduction of Misfit Bolt, its connected LED bulb.

According to the company, Misfit users will soon be able to enjoy features such as controlling Spotify, Nest Learning Thermostat IFTTT, Logitech Harmony, August Smart Lock and other connected devices. This allows users to better manage their sleep, fitness and smart home.

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Muzzley

With all the connected devices hitting the market, it’s easy to feel a little overwhelmed. Each connected device may come with its own hub and app, and this could lead to app fatigue. Muzzley aims to organize all your connected gadgets, from fitness trackers to smart home devices, so you won’t have to worry about controlling them separately.

Muzzley is free for download on Android, iOS and Windows Phone. It is compatible with connected devices such as the Philips Hue, Nest, Withings, Belkin WeMo, D-Link camera, Trax and Tractive GPS trackers,  Netatmo Weather Station, and Koubachi Plant Care.