Watching a dashboard is work. Noticing a bad reading is work. Driving to the site at 2am is work. The list below is ordered by how much of that the platform takes off you.
Every reading from every device, charted the moment it arrives. Interactive charts, data tables, and exportable reports, with multi-axis views, heatmaps, and bands on the higher plans.
Included on every plan.
Set a rule on any metric and the platform is the one keeping watch. When a reading crosses the line it reaches you by email, SMS, Slack, Discord, Telegram, or a webhook into your own systems.
Email alerts on every plan. SMS from Business.
An alert is only useful if you can do something about it. Toggle a relay, shut down a motor, or change a setting from your phone, wherever you happen to be.
Included on every plan.
Define the response once and stop being the response. Rules send commands, trigger workflows, and chain into pipelines, with human-in-the-loop approval on the decisions you want to keep for yourself.
From Business. Full pipelines from Scale.
Anomaly detection flags the readings that do not fit, forecasting shows where a trend is heading, and you can ask questions of your own data in plain English instead of building a query.
From Business. Unlimited questions from Scale.
A weekly digest lands in your inbox with what your devices did, what tripped, and what changed, so a quiet week is confirmed rather than assumed.
From Business.
Which rungs you get depends on the plan. See the full comparison.
The parts you should not have to think about, and would notice immediately if they were missing.
Connect over MQTT, MQTT-SN, CoAP, or HTTP, on WiFi, cellular, NB-IoT, or LoRaWAN. Bring the board you already have.
Pull images from remote cameras alongside sensor readings, so a number that looks wrong can be checked against what the place actually looks like.
Reach devices, telemetry, and rules programmatically, and push events into your own systems with HMAC-signed webhooks.
Let an AI assistant query your devices, and on the higher plans control them, through the Model Context Protocol.
Private by default. Share a device with specific people, or make it public for a portfolio, a paper, or open research.
TLS throughout, per-device tokens, two-factor authentication, passkeys, and granular permissions on every device and user.
Send real readings and watch them arrive. No signup needed.