Free software · Open standards
Three free tools that take a node from bare board to live data — each does exactly one job, so there is never a wrong one to open. No account, no lock-in.
Each removes one barrier. Pick the step you’re on.
“Get official firmware onto the board — zero toolchain.”
Pick the firmware, connect over USB-C, flash — straight from the browser. No dev environment, no command line.
“No firmware edits — point-and-click what this node does.”
Set the role (gateway or sensor), the Modbus poll plan, reporting interval and deep-sleep — over USB or BLE, and read it back to confirm.
“Bring mesh data into the system you already run.”
A desktop app that connects a node by USB/BLE and forwards its data onward — MQTT, a transparent serial tunnel, and more. The node stays pure-mesh.
These tools exist to make Siliqs hardware easy to put to work. No sign-up, no cloud account, no per-seat fee — run them on your own machine, against your own nodes.
