Operational visibility
The web app is the shared control surface over the platform
The browser layer turns cloud data into day-to-day operations. Current code already shows dashboards, graphs, heatmaps, hive and apiary records, thresholds, configuration flows, exports, external links, and specialized domain visualizations. This makes the web app a strong base for both customer portals and internal control panels.
Overview and dashboards
Current status, summaries, charts, and cross-site visibility.
Detailed domain views
Temperature maps, queen-map style views, enviro screens, and sensor history.
Records and settings
Apiaries, hives, thresholds, inspections, exports, MQTT targets, and relay settings.
Customer and partner portals
White-label or domain-specific surfaces built over the same backend and data model.
Why it is attractive to different roles
User
Gets a clear browser workspace with history, maps, records, and settings instead of scattered tools and manual notes.
Integrator
Gets an existing portal surface that can be adapted to customer workflows faster than building admin + dashboard UI from scratch.
Programmer
Gets reusable Angular components and domain views that already align with the backend entities and operational workflows.
Where the web layer fits in vertical products
Smart farming
Portal for remote review, seasonal analysis, inspections, and operational planning across many sites.
Smart home and school
Room or building dashboards, environment review, service history, and local alert management.
Smart city and metering
Fleet-level overview, site comparison, map-first management, and exportable history for utility or municipal teams.
Operational cockpit
Turn telemetry into a decision surface
A useful dashboard combines current health, history, spatial context, alerts, and the next operational action. Charts alone are not a workflow.
Web product anatomy
A reusable dashboard shell for farms, homes, cities, meters, schools, or partner portals.
Environmental trend
Zone heatmap
Observe
Current state, trends, maps, comparisons, and device health.
Decide
Threshold context, anomalies, domain score, and historical evidence.
Act
Acknowledge, configure, export, assign, inspect, or trigger automation.