Most white-label IoT platforms are a dashboard you put a logo on, and the device is left to you. This one starts from a controller that is already in the field, and carries your brand through the cloud and into the app stores.
Served on your domain, with your name, logo and colours, your sign-in page and your support address. Your customers log in to your product.
iOS and Android apps published under your own developer accounts, with your name and icon on the store listing. We handle the submission and the review cycle.
Enclosures, part numbers and labelling in your name. What is on the wall at the customer site is your product too.
They are not the same purchase, and the difference shows a year in.
| A rebranded dashboard | Building your own | This platform | |
|---|---|---|---|
| The device | Yours to source and integrate | Yours to design and certify | Genesis controllers, shipping today |
| Separating customers | Depends on the product | Yours to design | Nested accounts, with permissions that stop at each boundary |
| Apps in the stores | Depends on the product | Two apps for your team to build and keep alive | iOS and Android under your developer accounts |
| Keeping it current | The vendor's roadmap | Your team, permanently | Firmware, cloud and apps updated by us |
Each customer has its own account under yours, with its own users and roles. A parent account cannot grant more than it holds.
Charts, thresholds, alerts to the right person, and a history that exports to Excel when somebody asks what happened.
A REST API with scoped tokens that covers what the dashboard covers, for the customers who want the data in their own systems.
Then the platform is the thing your team builds, and what you need from a supplier is components.
A platform you white-label stays ours to maintain. Full ownership of the source is a bespoke engineering contract, and a different one.
An industrial controller with modular ports is the wrong starting point for that. It needs its own board, designed for its cost.
No. The dashboard is on your domain with your name and logo, and the apps are listed under your company in the stores.
Yes. The apps are published under your accounts, so the listing and the customer relationship are yours. We handle the submission and the review cycle.
The platform is built around the Genesis controllers, and that is where it is strongest. Sensors are another matter: over fifty types are supported today and more are added on request.
Yes. A REST API with scoped tokens covers what the dashboard covers: devices, port configuration, permissions and control commands.
Against the deployment: how many devices, how often they report and who logs in. Describe the fleet and we quote it.
What the product measures or controls, who your customers are, and what has to carry your name. We come back with what is standard and what needs work.
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