Open-source agricultural IoT

Grow smarter,
automate anything.

Affordable DIY sensor hardware and open firmware for home growers, hobbyists, and researchers. Monitor your plants, automate your pumps, and keep your grow running — even when you’re not there.

ESP32-C6 BRAIN BOARD SHTC3 TSL2591 Relay Board Qwiic sensor WiFi cloud

Everything you need to get started

All boards are open-source hardware. KiCad files and firmware are free on GitHub.

ESP32 WROOM-DA LoRa 14x I/O display SD LiPo

Sensor Board

The original Automato node. ESP32 + LoRa radio, built-in display, 14-channel I/O, LiPo charging, and microSD logging.

ESP32LoRaDisplay14x I/OLiPomicroSD
AC/DC — HLK-PM03 4x relay — mains rated

Relay Board

4-channel relay controller with mains-rated contacts and onboard AC/DC power supply. Pairs with any Automato node.

4x relayAC/DC PSUMains-ratedOptoisolated

Made for home growers & tinkerers

Whether you’re growing tomatoes, mushrooms, or fish — Automato has you covered.

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Hydroponics & aquaculture

Monitor EC, pH, dissolved oxygen, and temperature. Automate pumps, dosing, and lighting on a schedule or threshold.

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Indoor grows & mycology

Precise humidity and CO₂ control for fruiting chambers. Get notified when conditions drift out of range.

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Greenhouse & garden

Multi-node mesh networks across large areas. Works outdoors with solar power and deep-sleep modes.

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Research & prototyping

Open firmware, open hardware. Connect any I2C sensor and log to SD or push to your own server.

LIVE DASHBOARD  ·  BRAIN BOARD
Temperature
24.3 °C
Humidity
68 %RH
Light
4120 lux
VPD
1.14 kPa
RELAY CHANNELS
Pump ON
Lights off
Fan off
ESP-NOW link active  ·  2 nodes online

Open, hackable, and yours

No subscriptions. No lock-in. Everything runs on your own hardware.

100% open source

All firmware is MIT-licensed and on GitHub. Full access to every line of code on your hardware.

Works without the cloud

The live dashboard runs from the board itself. ESP-NOW mesh works even without WiFi.

Expandable with Qwiic

Plug in hundreds of I2C sensors with a standard Qwiic/STEMMA QT cable. No soldering required.