The platform
Everything between the chip and the customer
Onboarding, interface, automation, data, security and commerce. The parts every connected product needs, and nobody wants to build twice.
Onboarding
From box to dashboard in under a minute
The step that loses most IoT customers is the first one. Hyperwisor makes it a scan.
QR provisioning
Scan the code on the unit, pick a Wi-Fi network, done. No account codes to type, no pairing mode to hunt for.
Identity at setup
The device registers its public key during onboarding, so it's authenticated from its very first connection.
iOS and Android
The same flow on both, including a kiosk mode for dedicated panel hardware.
Interface
Design the product's screen without code
Every device is different. Build the interface yours actually needs from a widget library, and it renders identically on web and mobile.
Dashboard designer
Drag widgets onto a canvas, bind them to commands and readings, publish. No app release required.
A widget for the job
Gauges, switches, sliders, joysticks, charts, maps, heatmaps, colour pickers, forms and voice input.
Two-way binding
Widgets both display state and send commands — the same control reflects what the hardware reports back.
Automation
Behaviour without firmware changes
Rules and schedules live on the platform, so you can change how a product behaves after it has shipped.
Rules
When a reading crosses a threshold, act — switch a relay, send a notification, trigger another device.
Schedules
Run on a timer, a calendar, or relative to sunrise and sunset at the device's location.
Alerts
Tell people when something needs attention instead of expecting them to watch a dashboard.
Data
History, not just the current number
A reading on its own says little. The platform keeps the series so trends are visible.
Data logger
Configure what to record and how often. Line, area, bar, scatter and pie views over any range.
Export
Pull any range to CSV for analysis somewhere else — the data is yours.
Public displays
Put a read-only view on a screen in a facility without giving anyone an account.
Security
Identity the hardware can prove
Most IoT platforms treat a device ID as a password. Anyone who learns it becomes the device. Hyperwisor doesn't work that way.
On-chip keys
Each device generates a P-256 keypair at first boot. The private key never leaves the chip.
Challenge–response
The device signs a fresh nonce to connect. A captured handshake can't be replayed.
Scoped routing
A session can only reach devices it owns — no broadcasting to the whole fleet.
Commerce
Sell the hardware, not just run it
The marketplace closes the loop: makers list products, owners buy them, and setup is the same one-tap flow.
Storefront
List products with images, specs and pricing in the store your customers already have open.
Checkout & orders
Payments, order tracking and seller payouts handled in-platform.
Verified products
Anything bought through the store is already registered and ready to provision.
And the pieces developers ask for
See it with your own hardware
Register a product, flash the library, and watch a device come up authenticated on your dashboard.