Connect the physical side of your business
Sensors in the field, tablets on the shop floor, kiosks in the lobby, and label printers at the packing bench all produce or need information. We build and configure the devices, and connect them to your business system, so the right data shows up in the right place without anyone writing it down.
Gateway readingsSearch sensorsReadings
Devices
Alert rules
Fleet
Gateway 01 · Sample site
Comfort readings
| Sensor | Reading | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Main floor | 71.8 °F · 44% | |
| Upstairs hall | 73.2 °F · 47% | |
| Basement | 68.9 °F · 71% |
When the real world and your system don't talk
A technician reads a gauge and writes the number on a clipboard. A temperature problem goes unnoticed until a customer calls. A shared tablet drifts out of date until nobody trusts it. Devices are often the last part of a business to get connected, and the most expensive part to leave disconnected.
We treat devices as part of the system, not as gadgets bolted on the side. They're configured in code, monitored like servers, and wired into the same ERP or platform your team already uses.
What we build
Edge gateways and sensors
Small, reliable gateways, often Raspberry Pi hardware, that collect readings from wireless Zigbee sensors and stream them to the cloud. We handle pairing, networking, and the software that keeps data flowing when connections drop.
Monitoring dashboards and alerts
Readings land in a database with dashboards built for the people who need them, and alerts that fire when something is out of range, so you hear about a problem before your customer does.
Kiosks and dedicated screens
Locked-down displays that boot straight into one web page, such as a check-in screen, a production board, or a status display. They're built from a USB key, simple to replace, and hard to tamper with.
Shop-floor tablets and scanning
iPads and tablets that run your ERP's shop-floor screens, with barcode and camera scanning, technician sign-in, and timers that turn work into accurate time records.
Tags, labels, and printing
NFC tag writing for equipment and assets, plus cloud printing for labels and documents straight from your business system.
Work order WO-0318
Signed in · Technician
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Built like infrastructure, not gadgets
Declarative images. Our gateways and kiosks run NixOS images defined in code. Every device in a fleet is built the same way, and a failed unit can be replaced with an identical one.
Secure by default. Devices connect outbound to the services they need and carry only the software required for their job.
Connected to your system. Data flows into your ERP, a database, or a dashboard you control, not into another vendor's silo.
Yours to keep. The configurations and code are yours, and the tools we use are open source.
Fleet · one image
| Device | Image | Status |
|---|---|---|
| gateway-a | build 12 | |
| gateway-b | build 12 | |
| gateway-c | build 12 |
Devices in the field
Open-source device tools
web_kioskweb_kiosk
A USB-bootable NixOS Firefox kiosk that opens straight to your chosen page.
Odoo UI and shop floorOdoo UI and shop floor
Mobile camera scanning and Google or Apple sign-in for shop-floor users in Odoo.
nixos-micro-desktopnixos-micro-desktop
A minimal, low-maintenance NixOS desktop for shared and staff computers.
See the full open-source catalog, and our Linux knowledge base for technical guides.
TODO: Link the NixOS KB section once it exists (plan gap backlog).
Have something you need to measure, scan, or display?
Tell us what's happening on the floor or in the field. We'll help you decide which devices make sense and how to connect them.