Okay, maybe I need a better understanding of how smart switches and smart bulbs work together.
Currently I have only smart bulbs with dumb switches. This means I have to leave the switches in the on position permanently, which means that the household can't use the switches anymore.
I'd like to still retain switch functionality for ease of use (e.g. quickly going into a room, you flick the light on and then off when you leave).
My understanding is that most smart switches (when paired with smart bulbs) turn off the bulb when the switch is turned off. This is something that separates the Inovelli red from the rest. They keep power to the smart bulbs while also being able to turn them off.
I am also currently exploring just getting a separate smart dimmer or remote solution in this thread. 
