Cloud Studio IoT

Cloud Studio IoT

Monitor & control your IoT

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 14, 2026
  • September 8, 2026

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Gear Studio is the native app for the Cloud Studio IoT platform: your entire operation — sensors, machines, alarms and reports — in real time, in your pocket. LIVE MONITORING • Instant values for temperature, humidity, energy, level and any variable across your facilities • Devices grouped by facility, with connection status and instant search • A map of all your facilities and their status at a glance REMOTE CONTROL • Operate lighting, HVAC, blinds, fans and any actuator • Critical actions protected with confirmation and password ALARMS THAT NEVER SLIP BY • Push notifications the second something goes out of range • Per-facility alarm history with commented close-out from the app ANALYZE AND DECIDE • Dashboards with readings, charts, gauges and widgets configured on your platform • Variable history and comparisons, with chart export and reports • Camera snapshots and asset tracking with geofences FOR TEAMS AND COMPANIES • Multi-client and multi-facility with your organization's branding (white-label) • AI copilot to ask about your data in natural language • Free demo account: try the app with sample data in one minute Gear Studio connects to your Cloud Studio IoT platform. Not using it yet? Learn more at cloudstudioiot.com
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What's New in Cloud Studio IoT

1.8.6

September 8, 2026

Each camera widget on a dashboard now shows its own camera. Images from different cameras used to end up mixed in the same widget, and moving between snapshots jumped from one camera to another; now the arrows move through that camera only, and devices with two cameras show both the visible and the thermal image. Widgets that belong to the same device are grouped together again, under their group title, so you can see which reading goes with which camera.

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