Thinger.io – Open Source IoT Platform

Prototype, scale, and manage your IoT products with the best PlatformReady to start building IoT products?

Connect and Manage your Internet of Things products within minutes

We offer a ready to go scalable cloud infrastructure for connecting millions of devices. You can control them with our easy to use admin console, or integrate them in your business logic with our REST API.

Open Source

Install the server in your own cloud and use the Open Source libraries for connecting your devices.

Hardware agnostic

Connect anything you want. Arduino, ESP8266, Raspberry Pi, Intel Edison? That’s not a problem.

Cloud Platform

Want scalability, speed, and security? Use our hosted cloud infrastructure with an easy to use admin console.

Easy Coding

Turning on a light from the Internet or reading a sensor value requires a single line of code on the MCU. But that’s not all.

For Makers

Makers can register for free accounts to start building their IoT projects in minutes, just using our cloud infrastructure.

For Companies

Focus on develop your awesome IoT products. We make them available from the Internet for you.

Awesome Coding

We believe that providing an awesome developer experience is a must when adopting new technologies. We are dealing with machines, but we believe in clean designs for humans. Easy to use, and easy to understand. No more complex code for doing simple things.

Cloud Platform

Although the Thinger.io platform is an Open Source platform for the Internet of Things, it provides a ready to use scalable cloud infrastructure for connecting things. Makers and companies can start controlling their devices from the internet in minutes, without worrying about the required cloud infrastructure.

Starting with the platform

Check out some example projects published in our Community Forum

Real-Time Dashboards Projects

IFTTT Integration Projects

Plant Water Monitor Projects

Remote Relay Controller Projects

Remote Servo Control Projects

Why I have to select a compatible vendor hardware? Why I need to use an Operating System just for my toaster? Why my device must run a scripting language that burn the batteries? Why I have to rely on a specific vendor and its closed platform? These are some questions I made myself before starting to work in the thinger.io platform.

Alvaro Luis BustamanteCEO & Founder - Thinger.io