EasyOTA vs Owlert OS

EasyOTA works with a wide range of Bluetooth Low Energy accessories. It contains applications demonstrating Device Firmware Update (DFU), allows you to upload the application image over-the-air (OTA).

Owlert watches the Wi-Fi your cameras, doorbells and sensors depend on, and tells you when someone is attacking it. Cheap tools can flood a Wi-Fi network with forged disconnect messages or drown it in noise, knocking a camera offline before a break-in. To you, the camera just looks offline. Owlert listens for the attack itself and tells you what happened, in plain language. WHAT YOU GET • Alerts that explain themselves: what Owlert saw, on which network, and which sensors agreed • Real attack or false alarm? Answer with one tap, and Owlert learns your home • Spectrum Scope and a live channel waterfall: see how busy every Wi-Fi channel is • Wisdom scores for stability, visibility, protection and airtime • A timeline of everything detected, with a tap-to-look-back history • Every Owlert in one place: home, office or cabin • Test your alerts any time with a test warning or test alert BUILD YOUR OWLERT Owlert OS is free to flash on hardware you build from standard parts: an Arduino UNO Q and ESP32 radios. The parts list and step-by-step setup are at owlertos.com. OWLERT CLOUD Detection and the live dashboard on your network are free. Push and email alerts, remote access from anywhere, event history and automatic updates need an Owlert Cloud subscription, available at owlertos.com. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Owlert listens to radio behaviour around your network. It doesn't read your internet traffic, see camera footage or inspect your content. Owlert detects attacks and interference; it does not block or jam anything. Angry Owl Labs LLC · owlertos.com