IT Services / Internet of Things
From edge gateways to operational dashboards, IoT platforms that survive flaky networks and the realities of operating fleets in the field.
Edge agents that talk to your sensors over MQTT, BLE, Modbus, or proprietary protocols, and forward clean data to your cloud.
Ingestion, buffering, enrichment, and storage tuned for the data rates your fleet actually produces, not toy benchmarks.
Live status views, drilldowns, and alerting that operations teams actually keep open, not vanity charts no one watches.
Threshold and anomaly alerts, escalation rules, and secure remote-action endpoints with full audit logs.
Per-device certificates, role-based access, signed firmware updates, and a posture suitable for industrial environments.
Mobile and web apps for technicians, supervisors, and customers, the human interface layer over your IoT backend.
Tools we use
How we engage
A short paid workshop where we sit with your stakeholders, audit the current state, and agree the success metric for the build.
Wireframes, journey maps, and a working prototype. Architecture decisions are documented and reviewed before a single production line is written.
Two-week sprints with a live preview environment, weekly demos, and a shared backlog. You can see the build come together day by day.
Production launch, monitoring, and a defined post-launch support window, followed by an ongoing retainer if you want one.
We don't manufacture hardware, but we partner with hardware teams regularly. We start where the device emits data, protocols, firmware integration, OTA updates, and everything beyond.
Edge agents buffer locally, dedupe and replay on reconnect, and the cloud side is built to absorb bursts. We design for the worst case, not the demo.
We default to tiered storage, hot data in time-series databases, warm in object storage, cold archived. You set retention and we cost it out before you commit.
Let's build something
Tell us what you're trying to build. We'll come back within one business day with a written brief, a rough estimate, and the next step.
