Cloud — An Optional Private Copy, Off-Site

Cloud is the optional last step in the pipeline. Everything works without it — your sensors report to your hubs, and Local gives you full analysis and ownership on site. Cloud adds one thing: a private copy of your data, off-site, for when you’re not standing in the shed.

It’s still your data. “Cloud” here means a copy you control, kept somewhere you can reach from anywhere — not a SaaS account that owns your readings and rents them back to you.

A glimpse of what OGLASCloud gives you — tap any screen for a closer look:

A live overview, built your way Customise the dashboard any way you like — including values from multiple sites Weather Now — a live summary at a glance Beautiful and customisable weather views Power Now — live battery, current and yield Power — battery, current and solar yield Water — tanks and troughs over time Vehicles, trips and engine hours Explore any station, metric and range Ask your data a question, in plain English Signal — link and mesh health across every device Threshold alerts that reach you Many sites, shared on your terms

How the data gets there

A hub on a remote site needs a way out. OGLAS supports several, and the right one depends on what your site has:

• Mobile / LTE — a SIM in the hub where there’s mobile coverage. Simple and cheap where it’s available.
• Wi-Fi / Ethernet — if the site already has internet from a local provider, the hub just uses it.
• Satellite — for sites with no terrestrial option at all. See the Satellite Hub.
• HaLow and other long-range links — Wi-Fi HaLow (902–928 MHz) and similar long-range options can carry data from a hard-to-reach hub to a point that does have a connection, without a telco in the field.

Whichever path you use, only what you choose to send goes up — the full-resolution record always stays local on site.

What Cloud gives you

• A full private copy — your data kept safely off-site, available now and into the future. A second home for your history, beyond the on-site backup.
• Remote access from your phone — check the site while you’re in town, on another property, or on the other side of the country. The trough that’s low, the forklift that’s idle, the battery that’s dropping — without driving back.
• Sharing, on your terms — give another person a view: a business partner, a contractor, a family member, a client. They see what you allow, and nothing more.
• Still yours, still private — no account holds your data hostage, no “premium tier” gates your history. Sharing is something you switch on, per person, per view.

A look at it

OGLASCloud is the web app behind all of this — the same data, reachable from a browser anywhere or installed on your phone.

From anywhere, on any screen

The home view is a live overview of the site, built from the cards and charts you care about:

The same dashboard travels to your phone, for when you’re away from site:

It installs like any app — one tap to your sites:

Dig into the data

Drill into any station and metric, over any time range:

Purpose-built views pull the right sensors together. Power opens on a live “now” summary — state of charge, current, voltage, and the day’s yield at a glance:

…and drills into the detail — battery voltage, current, charge power, and daily yield from a Victron MPPT:

Weather opens the same way — a live conditions card with feels-like, wind, rainfall, pressure and the day’s sun, wrapped in a sky that matches the moment:

Underneath, each metric is charted across every device that reports it, one line per device. Beautiful, customisable, and only the metrics with data are shown:

Drill into the history of any single metric across devices and time:

Water and troughs over time — tank depth, trough levels, and trough locations on a map:

Vehicles and engine hours — trips, distance, fuel and maintenance, plotted on a map:

And keep an eye on the network itself — signal strength and noise (RSSI & SNR) for every device, so you can see a link degrading before it drops:

Ask your data

Not sure which chart to open? Ask in plain English and OGLASCloud pulls the right stations, works out the answer, and shows the chart behind it — compare inside and outside, review a battery’s month, or check whether a reading crossed a line:

Alerts that reach you

Define threshold alerts per station and metric, repeated at most as often as you choose:

And get the push notification the moment one trips, wherever you are — here an ultrasonic level dropping below 750, delivered over LTE:

Many sites, shared on your terms

Manage every station on a site — its type, reading count, and when it was last seen:

Classify a station so its data lands in the right view:

Switch between every site you own or have been given access to:

And share on your terms — add members by email, set read-only access, and create private ingest and share links:

Local first, Cloud optional

The two halves work together:

• Local is the source of truth — full data, full analysis, on your hardware, always.
• Cloud is the off-site copy and the remote window into it — added when you want reach beyond the site, left off when you don’t.

Want a specific cloud setup — your own server, particular sharing rules, an integration with something you already run? That’s a custom build.