Mount the device
Indoor wall, ideally near a structural element.
How it works
The system has three parts.
Three parts. The device measures your building's vibration. The cloud receives encrypted data and correlates with other devices. The app shows you only what matters.
Setup
From wall to report
The setup is simple. The device does the heavy work after that.
Pair with your phone
Find it over Bluetooth from the app. Share Wi-Fi credentials securely.
The building learns
Over the first few days, the device records your building's normal vibration profile.
Report when events happen
You get a push when shaking is detected. A detailed report is ready in the app afterwards.
Shaking
The device acts first, then checks nearby signals
Fast local detection matters. So does the report after the shaking stops.
Detection on the device
The device doesn't wait for an answer from the cloud. The moment it detects meaningful vibration it makes its own call, and confirms afterwards. A slow connection, or none at all, still produces a notification.
Post-earthquake report
You get a single summary: peak acceleration, duration, shift in your building's natural frequency.
Only the necessary data
We don't monitor your activity. The device shares vibration, temperature, humidity, pressure, and its own status.
Together
One device is useful. Several are better.
Nearby devices help confirm the same event and reduce false alarms.
Neighborhood mesh
When three or more devices in the same area trigger together, the event is marked 'confirmed'. False-alarm risk is lower.
Structural health tracking
Your building's vibration profile drifts slowly over weeks and months. A sudden change can be the early sign of a structural problem, and the device flags it.
Simple interface
The device does complex work in the background. You see a simple status: green, yellow, red.