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Hypersensor
The device

Eighteen readings. One tiny device. Totally portable.

A rechargeable, palm-sized sensor that reveals the air, motion, light, sound and forces around you — wherever you put it. Sits quietly on a bookshelf, clips to a truck, rides in a backpack, watches your cabin while you’re away.

The Hypersensor
The Hypersensor
What makes it special

The details that matter.

The pocket-sized sensor for everywhere.

Eighteen readings in one

Temperature, humidity, air quality, smoke, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, gas leaks, sound, light, UV, motion, vibration, acceleration, rotation, GPS, pressure, elevation, water leak, soil moisture.

Battery in, go anywhere

USB-C rechargeable with a 3,000 mAh battery. Drop it in the glove box, the luggage, the greenhouse, the nursery. Works for hours without a cable.

Loud, bright, impossible to miss

A piercing speaker and a deep-red alert light trigger the instant smoke, carbon monoxide or gas is detected. A dedicated silence button mutes it for five minutes — but the alert stays live everywhere else.

Ethernet or Wi-Fi

Plug it in with a cable in the basement or let it find your Wi-Fi on holiday. It even runs completely offline if the internet is down.

Built-in mini website

Point your phone at the sensor and a simple setup page opens. No app needed to get going.

Made to last

A custom-designed printed board with industrial sensors, hardened for heat, humidity and everyday knocks.

Spec highlights

Built with care.

  • Rechargeable battery + USB-C power
  • 18 distinct readings over WebSocket and REST
  • Loud speaker + red LED on dangerous readings
  • Silence button with a five-minute mute
  • Works on Wi-Fi or plug-in ethernet
  • Totally offline-capable — no cloud required
  • Auto-announces itself to Apple HomeKit, Home Assistant, openHAB and Google Home
  • Five status lights: power, ethernet, Wi-Fi, cloud link, GPS lock
Ready when you are

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.