Decode, calculate, verify. No install, no sign-up.
16 tools for BMS & IoT integrators, running locally in your browser.
Featured tools — the three most used every week.
gtb decode
Decode and encode a LoRaWAN payload — 900+ TTN devices, Cayenne LPP, hex/base64. Downloadable TTN v3 / ChirpStack v4 codec.
gtb loi-eau
Heating curve (outdoor reset) — slope, offset, pivot.
gtb v3v
V3V sizing — Cv, authority, network ΔP.
All tools — 16 modules, 5 sectors.
Every tool runs locally, with no telemetry and no account. To save your projects, plug in an API or run a dedicated instance — that's our paid offer.
Journal — field notes from the job site.
APEX #6 — Open Apexpress: the whole series in a few clicks
Five episodes of hand-writing JSON and haggling with the OPA? End of the ECLYPSE APEX series: Open Apexpress, a single .exe that installs Mosquitto, Zigbee2MQTT, ChirpStack, Node-RED, Grafana and friends on the controller, through the official REST API.
APEX #5 — ChirpStack: a LoRaWAN server in the cabinet (and a feeling of déjà vu)
No subscription, no cloud: a complete LoRaWAN network server inside the controller. Fifth episode of the ECLYPSE APEX series: now that you get the principle, it's always the same thing. Or almost: distroless images have a small catch.
APEX #4 — MQTT, Node-RED, REST API: the controller that watched the fish go by
Your ECLYPSE can publish over MQTT but can't listen. Node-RED listens for it, the REST API does the dirty work, and MQTT becomes real BACnet points. Not a tutorial: what we built, what holds up, and the traps. Flow to download, link to Sylvain Montagny's work.