Live Monitoring
Air, water and nutrient. Rack by rack.
Worst-first triage across the whole facility, so the rack that needs you is the one you see.
A dashboard that shows you everything shows you nothing. At twenty racks, a wall of green tiles is just a wall, and the one that has drifted is somewhere in it.
Live Monitoring sorts worst-first. The rack that needs attention is at the top, and the ones that are fine stay quiet. Open any rack and you get the full picture down to the level: air temperature, humidity, VPD, CO₂, water temperature, EC, pH, ORP, dissolved oxygen, flow and turbidity, each against the ideal band for the crop's current stage.
Ideal bands are not a global setting. They come from the recipe, so a nursery tray and a mature grow rack are judged against what each of them should actually be doing.
Questions
The things people actually ask.
Does this work with sensors we already have?
Yes. Third-party sensors connect through adapters, and the platform derives values like VPD and dew point on ingest regardless of who made the probe.
What counts as an alert?
Threshold rules evaluate on a streak with a cooldown, so a single noisy reading does not wake anyone up. Alerts fan out in-app and by email.
How far back does the history go?
Raw readings are retained for 90 days and rolled up into minute, quarter-hour and hourly aggregates, which are kept far longer — so a year-over-year comparison is still cheap to ask for.
See Live Monitoring on a real farm.
We'll walk an order all the way through to its margin — on live farm data, not a slide.