Route your data.Observe your telemetry.

A small gateway on your network finds the devices around it and sends their data where you choose, live. One screen shows the whole site.

Invite-only while we onboard the first sites.

  • rtsp
  • onvif discovery
  • http post
  • webhook
  • webtransport
  • tls 1.3
plant floor line 1 line 2 dock utilities corridor net closet office yard gw-01 plc-line-0112 kb/s weld-cell-0448 kb/s press-line-29 kb/s agv-073 kb/s cam-dock-a3.8 Mb/s chiller-32 kb/s ups-b21 kb/s meter-main-54 kb/s
destinationswebtransportwebhook
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What you see.

One portal shows what is live, what is flowing, and where it went.

The workspace overview: gateways online, live sources and egress counts above the throughput panels
The egress list: each destination with the sources it carries
The sources list: each source with its state and an hour of activity
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Any source. Any destination.

Point FoxTether at what you already have. Route its data where it needs to go, encrypted edge-to-cloud, no glue code.

// DEVICESwe reach them
IP CameraRTSP · ONVIF
MQTT coming soon
HTTP API coming soon
SNMP coming soon
Modbus TCP coming soon
OPC UA coming soon
BACnet/IP coming soon
// ENDPOINTSyour software sends to us
HTTP POSTpush
TCP / UDP coming soon
Unix socket coming soon
Folder drop coming soon
Syslog coming soon
gRPC coming soon
WebSocket coming soon
// DESTINATIONSwhere it lands
WebTransportlive stream
WebhookHTTP POST
S3-compatible coming soon
MQTT publish coming soon
Azure Blob coming soon
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Who it is for.

Your product needs the site's data. FoxTether gets it there: it finds the devices, rides the bleeding-edge QUIC transport to keep the data flowing through the toughest networks, and puts every connection on one screen so you know it is up. You build the application. We handle the plumbing.

  • 01

    A product whose next feature needs live readings from equipment on a customer's site, without writing device code.

  • 02

    Software that already receives data from the meters and chillers, and now needs it in your cloud too.

  • 03

    A site behind a NAT and a firewall you would rather not open.

  • 04

    A site whose data must not leave the building, so the platform runs there too.

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See your fleet, live.

Detailed panels for everything you connect, and one screen for the whole site. Drill in when you need to, sleep at night when you don't.

A source's page in the portal: its production over the last hour, gaps, when it last produced, and its alert rules
A source's page: production, gaps, and its own alert rules.
An alert rule in the portal with its email channel and the delivery it made
A rule, its channel, and the delivery it made.
A destination's dashboard in the portal: who is receiving, how much, and what was dropped
A destination's dashboard: who is receiving, how much, and what was dropped.
ALERTSSet your own thresholds and get notified by email or a webhook you own.
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What we believe.

Three principles every line of FoxTether is shaped by.

01

A robust, fast stack. Built in Rust.

From the bootloader on the edge to the QUIC ingress in the cloud: one language, memory-safe, deterministic, fast. The tests we run before every release are the same ones that gate our own deployments.

02

Deploy where it makes sense.

Not everything belongs in a container. The box behind the breaker panel doesn't need Kubernetes. It needs a binary that boots reliably and stays up. Run on bare metal, in containers, or in your own cloud. We don't pick for you.

03

It should just work.

Plug a device in. See data move. If the path from sensor to screen takes a weekend to wire up, we did it wrong.

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Pricing.

Free, Hobby, and Business, hosted by us. Or self-hosted on your own network.

Hosted plans from free. Self-hosting is licensed per site.

See pricing

Bring your site online.

Tell us what you would connect. A person reads every request.

We use your address only to reply.

Self-hostableTLS 1.3 from your siteWe route your data. We do not keep it.