Online Services
Time-series data
A private database for your device readings, with dashboards on top, built on the open-source InfluxDB and Grafana. Every uplink from your LoRaWAN devices is stored with its timestamp, so you can chart a sensor over a day, a season or a year and download the numbers when you need them. We run and maintain both so your team can stay on the application.
Under the hood
Powered by InfluxDB and Grafana
InfluxDB 3 is an open-source database built for time-stamped data. It takes in a steady stream of small readings and answers questions such as the average over the last week or the highest value each day.
InfluxDB 3 Core is licensed under the MIT and Apache 2.0 licenses.
Grafana is the open-source dashboard tool that reads your database and turns it into charts and tables.
Licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.
Want it on your account?
Time-series data is set up by us and works with our LoRaWAN Network Server: readings from the devices in your applications are written to your database as they arrive. Tell us about your fleet and we will switch it on.
What you get
Keep your readings and see them
A database of your own
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Every account gets its own InfluxDB database. Each reading is kept with its timestamp, next to signal quality and battery level when your device reports them. Nobody else's data is in it, and no one else can read yours.
Dashboards in Grafana
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Sign in to Grafana with your own username and password. It only shows your data. Build charts and dashboards for your sensors, and ask us to add a colleague with a login of their own.
One click from ChirpStack
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Press Connect next to an application in your console and every uplink of every device in it starts flowing into your database. There is no server to install and no code to write.
Your data stays yours
Read detail
Download what any chart shows as a CSV, or read your data from your own program with a Grafana service account token. Ask us to pause collection and your stored data is kept.