OpenRemote is an IoT platform that models every building, EV charger, solar panel, and street light as an asset in one tree, then maps, charts, and automates them from a single web dashboard. Define your own asset types, and give each attribute live readings, writable setpoints, history, and forecasts. Connect hardware with protocol agents for HTTP, MQTT, Modbus, KNX, Z-Wave, LoRaWAN, SNMP, and serial, discovering devices or importing project files where the protocol allows. Plot assets on a map with live position and heading, tint markers by attribute value, and add geofences and GeoJSON layers. Automate with When-Then rules, a drag-and-drop Flow editor, or Groovy and JavaScript rules, and run them on a schedule. Raise e-mails, push notifications, webhooks, or assignable alarms from the result. Compose shareable dashboards in Insights from nine widget types, including charts, KPIs, gauges, maps, and tables. Give each customer a realm with its own users, roles, and white-label branding. Sync edge gateways to a central instance and open them remotely through tunnels. Let devices with X.509 certificates register themselves. Read and write every attribute over REST, MQTT, or WebSocket, and let AI assistants manage assets in plain language through the MCP server. Typical projects span smart cities, building and energy management, and equipment fleets, in an interface that speaks nine languages. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. AGPL-3.0 licensed.

When your community asks what its LoRa mesh is doing right now, PotatoMesh answers with a live map, chat log, and node table built from the traffic your own radios hear. It is a self-hosted dashboard for Meshtastic, Meshcore, and Reticulum networks, with no MQTT clutter. Each node gets a detail page charting battery, voltage, channel utilization, temperature, humidity, and air quality over the past week, plus the neighbors it hears with signal strength and the trace routes it appears in. New nodes and telemetry reports pop up in the chat as they arrive, and a charts page follows telemetry and packets per hour across the whole network. Federation finds other PotatoMesh communities automatically and plots them on a world map with active-node counts per protocol. Ingestors feed the dashboard from radios over serial, TCP, Bluetooth, or passive UDP, and several can report to one instance. Open browsers update live, a Prometheus endpoint exports metrics, and Markdown pages publish your rules, contact details, or legal notice. Add a stop-sign emoji to a node's name to hide it, or switch on private mode to drop the chat entirely. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. Apache-2.0 licensed.