How Hypersensor actually works.
Pick a sensor up in one hand. Pick your phone up in the other. That is the whole product on day one. Every other layer is optional, and grows with you.
Choose as much ecosystem as you want.
Just the sensor
Plug in, scan the QR, open the on-device panel in any browser. Live readings, alarms, Wi-Fi setup. No account, no app, no cloud.
Add the mobile app
iOS and Android. Live charts, emergency haptics, three ways to connect. Still no account required for a single sensor.
Add the cloud
$2/device/month. Beautiful dashboard, history, share links, exports, AI access. Apps and sensors now roam anywhere.
Add Octopus
Free up to five sensors. Installs on a Raspberry Pi, a server, or Kubernetes. Aggregates the fleet, hands data to smart-home systems, and optionally forwards to the cloud.
Every reading, clearly routed.
- Read The sensorSamples every on-board reading roughly once a second.
- Check Local thresholdsIf a life-safety reading crosses the line, the device screams — immediately, locally, no network required.
- Emit WebSocket & MQTTAll readings fan out to any apps, bridges or smart-home integrations subscribed to the device.
- Bridge Octopus (optional)Octopus gathers up to a thousand devices, stores history locally, and broadcasts to clients.
- Stream Cloud (optional)Munch ingests readings into Hypersensor Cloud. The dashboard, share links and AI all live here.
- Alert Everywhere at onceAlarms fire in every layer in parallel — device speaker, every app, every dashboard, every smart-home system.
Your data stays where you put it.
Local-first
Every sensor can run forever without the cloud. Nothing ever leaves your network unless you ask it to.
You hold the keys
All API access uses signed tokens. Revoke a device, a service account, or a share link at any time.
Your database, your tenant
Enterprise tenants get their own subdomain, their own database and their own billing. No shared blast radius.
Start watching the invisible today.
One sensor in your living room. Another in the car. A third in the office. Start small — scale when you’re ready.