PidgeIoT
Open-source IoT device management: config push, OTA updates, telemetry graphs, GPS tracks, and email alerts for ESP32 and nRF91 fleets. Free while in beta.
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- Hosting & Devtools
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- Open Source
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- Not disclosed
- Free tier
- No
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About PidgeIoT
Open-source IoT device management: config push, OTA updates, telemetry graphs, GPS tracks, and email alerts for ESP32 and nRF91 fleets. Free while in beta. Registering the device mints its keypair and hands back a 69-byte token; the private half signs that token and is discarded, so only the public key is ever stored. The dashboard above: graphs, GPS tracks, firmware updates, remote logs and alerts by email. Or bypass it: the API the dashboard uses is the API you get.
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