Overview
Every site.
Within reach.
Open approved device interfaces from your browser.
Keep each client and technician in their own workspace.
Connected people.
Your connected places
Each site has a dedicated router identity and access permissions.
Recent activity
Router on site.
Browser in your hands.
The site router connects to the cloud through WireGuard. Your technician signs in here and opens only the devices their account is allowed to access.
Sites, with clear boundaries.
Recent WireGuard handshakes and device connectivity are shown separately.
The tools behind every site.
HTTP/HTTPS device interfaces, with login and permission checks on every request.
Registered equipment
Devices registered at this site. Opening the router does not automatically release access to other devices.
Discovered equipment
LAN equipment reported by the site router, including devices without a web interface.
| Equipment | IP / MAC | Source | Presence evidence | Last reported | Action |
|---|
Passive inventory is not a complete network scan. Sleeping, static-IP or isolated devices may be missing. Web ports are not inferred from the presence list.
A dedicated space for every client.
Keep sites, users and permissions linked to the right organisation.
People with a purpose.
Assign technicians to sites. Give clients access only to explicitly released devices.
| User | Role | Scope | Two-factor | Actions |
|---|
A record you can follow.
Latest 100 events visible to your account. Device passwords and form content are not logged.
Removal requests
Registration access is withdrawn immediately. Gateway cleanup and VPN revocation finish in the background; failed cleanup can be retried.
Keep your access personal.
12–128 characters. Changing your password signs out existing sessions and device access sessions.Two-factor authentication.
Use an authenticator app for a new six-digit code each time you sign in. Store the setup key privately in case you replace your phone.