Josh.ai Announces ProSource Partnership

Josh.ai proudly extends its industry presence through ProSource’s established network of home technology professionals.

ProSource membership represents a milestone in Josh.ai’s go-to-market strategy, further solidifying the company’s commitment to the custom channel while strengthening its domestic sales footprint. The organization is a seamless fit with many respected Josh.ai integration partners and dealers already on its roster. Equipped with the industry’s leading AI, ProSource’s extensive network of technology professionals can now empower clients with a sophisticated and joyous voice control experience.

“We’re excited to partner with such a respected organization. Working with ProSource’s exceptional network of dealers and innovative group of manufacturers will serve as inspiration for our team.” said Alex Capecelatro, CEO of Josh.ai. “I’m confident that Josh.ai will quickly become an invaluable offering for every ProSource member looking to offer their clients an unmatched smart home experience.”

“Josh.ai is breaking new ground in controlling connected homes” says Jim Pearse, CEO of ProSource. “The ProSource team is excited to support their well-deserved growth within the ProSource network. Welcome to our family of the best vendors in the industry.”

In addition to its voice control features, Josh.ai recently launched the 5.0 version of its iOS apps, offering unparalleled control over the entire home. With the app, users have the ability to view cameras, intelligently monitor the state of devices, easily create scenes, and control everything with voice or a beautiful GUI, from anywhere in the world.

After introducing its Android-powered remote experience with AVA and a new operating system, Geneva OS, in 2022, Josh.ai is poised to continue its ascension as a home intelligence platform. With the help of ProSource, the company will assuredly reach new heights in 2023.

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