Someone at Gate 2.
Connect a supported site camera and use its detection events as rule inputs.
Simulated event and image. Camera support and event detection depend on the connected equipment.
Check the battery before the weekend or a pump alarm before the service trip. Every reading shows its source and age.
In development. The app scene uses sample readings.
Lac des Pins
Let’s check on the cottage.
Solar production · Sample reading, 8 sec ago.
Before conversion losses
Sample reserve setting
Buddy estimates how long the battery could carry the load.
5.6 kWh above reserve × 92% ÷ 0.85 kW. Assumes no incoming generation and a constant load. Temperature, battery condition and changing demand can shorten the estimate.
Find specifications for your equipmentIllustrative forecast · Sample inputs, not a live prediction.
Solar is above the line, consumption below. Slide across the chart to see each reading.
About 1.25 kW is left before conversion losses. Check a large appliance’s power draw before starting it.
Connect cameras, switch circuits, and build rules around what happens at your site.
Interactive concept · No equipment connected.Connect a supported site camera and use its detection events as rule inputs.
Simulated event and image. Camera support and event detection depend on the connected equipment.
Sample temperature: 24°C. The threshold has not been reached.
Essential circuits stay outside this example. The local controller checks equipment limits and switching permissions.
I’ll tailor maintenance reminders to the battery you actually have.
Find the make, model and battery type. That tells us which maintenance guide applies.
Reminders that fit your equipment.
Use the maker’s schedule, then keep a record of each check.
Watch solar and temperature at a cottage, fuel and pumps at a mine, or backup power and connection status at a relay.
A last-known reading keeps its timestamp. If updates stop, the app shows the gap. Missing data never becomes a zero or a fresh all-clear.
Buddy explains what a reading means, asks for the missing context and helps you review a proposed check.
Planned
We’re building Offgrid so mining operations, telecom networks and teams looking after remote sites can manage multiple Origin89 Controllers from one account, grouped by location.
Local control stays at each site.
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