IOT Fleet Management
for Linux Devices
Revolutionize Your IoT Device Management
Automate, secure and access your Linux fleet. Device management with OTA software updates.
Simple - Secure - Scalable
Deploy releases DevOps style
Achieve Unmatched Efficiency and Cost Savings
Our IoT device management platform delivers:
95% Faster
Software Updates
Software Updates
Rapidly deploy updates across your device fleet, minimizing downtime and enhancing performance.
80%
Lower Costs
Lower Costs
Significantly reduce operational expenses compared to in-house device management solutions.
85% Time Saved Connecting Devices
Streamline device connectivity, freeing up valuable time for your team to focus on innovation.
Why Choose Us?
Start automating your IoT fleet with a software that solves all your business needs.
- Use any Linux, Yocto, OpenWRT or Buildroot. Integrate with RAUC
- Update A/B images, Containers, Packages or Binaries
- Compatible with ARM, MIPS, RISC-V, and x86 processors.
- End-to-end encryption.
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TPM support
- CVE vulnerability checks ensure your device fleet is secure
- Inventory with SBOM
- From OTA software updates to remote access and container orchestration.
- Manage your devices with ease through our web UI, API or CLI
- Automated remote scripting and CI/CD workflows
Key Features
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- Debian & RPM packages
- A/B image update
- RAUC compatible
- Via Web UI
- Via GUI tool & CLI
- Secure port forwarding
- Configure Linux
- Rotate SSH keys
- Key-value templating
- Docker & Podman
- Container inventory
- Template compose files
- Full inventory / SBOM
- Device metrics
- Notifications
- Change logs
- Audit changes
- Receive log notifications
- Use for CI/CD pipelines
- File manager as repository
- API supports all functions
- Review agent code
- Compile for any platform
- Integrate CLI in your stack
Transform Your IoT Operations
Join the 200+ companies that have revolutionized their IoT management with our platform.
Experience unparalleled efficiency, cost savings, and security.
Vulnerability checks on all libraries.