Choose from our supported hardware

Install the gateway software

Select the beacon data you want to send

Push the data to
​your app

Choose Hardware

The beacon gateway runs on many hardware platforms. Here are some options:

Raspberry Pi 3

Raspberry Pi Zero W

Particle

Other
(Linux based systems)

Install the Gateway Software

Copy & paste, hit enter, and go!

Install the beacon gateway with one line

Select the Beacon data you want to send

The gateway will show you all the beacons in range and the data each is broadcasting.
Using our web configuration tool, select the data you want to collect, apply filters, and publish it to your app.

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Web based beacon gateway configuration tool

Publish the data to your app

Publish the data to your app of choice. The data goes directly from the gateway to your app.
​Your app can be in the cloud or on premise.

Amazon Web Services IoT

Azure IoT

Google Cloud IoT

Bring your own cloud, or publish on premise.

All this with ZERO code

With the beacon gateway you write no code to scan, parse, perform logic, and publish data. Our system does this for you and provides an easy to use graphical configuration tool.

Do you have complex logic you want to run on the gateway?

• Publishing the average temperature over the last 5 minutes?
• Logging data to a persistent datastore?
• Publishing a pressure reading on the third Tuesday of the month when the ambient temperature is above 70 degrees?

You get the idea, we make this easy.

We know what you're thinking. AWESOME! But now I'm stuck on your cloud right? No. Although that's the easiest way to get started, all the gateway configuration is available via a REST API, so you can write code to configure the gateway directly if you want.

Why did we build this?

We created this because we love Bill. Here is Bill's story. You can probably relate.

1. Bill buys a Ruuvi Tag bluetooth beacon
2. He gets data from it on his phone, bingo!
3. Now he wants to get the data into his app on his server (to take over the world or something)
4. Developing applications to run on phones is hard, and he is worried about maintaining a suite of phones.
5. There must be a gateway kind of thing out there right? He finds a mixed bag of hardware and very little software or documentation.
6. No problem, he'll build it himself. Bill buys an RPI 3, starts looking at tutorials, a few frustrating weeks later it's working. Now for packaging....
7. Then Bill pauses. There has to be a better way? Right?

"Bill"

We were Bill. We built a product for healthcare called upBed.
We suffered through this pain so you don't have to.

What does it cost?

Free for users in the beta period.
Contact us to discuss pricing.
Get in early while it's free to give us feedback and help us improve it. 

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