Comfort
Watches every zone. Tunes setpoints before complaints arrive.
Tron Station
Modern Operations
Workstation.
Run and maintain your buildings from one machine you own — controls, CMMS, and local AI, with remote access built in.
One brain, not a stack
Every other CMMS is guessing.
Yours runs the building.
A normal CMMS is a filing cabinet — a technician types in what they saw. Tron Station is your building's supervisor and its CMMS on one machine, so it already knows: it reads the live controls, diagnoses the fault, and writes the work order itself.
Controls
The supervisor that actually runs your equipment. BACnet, Modbus, graphics, logic, and schedules — the live system every work order reads from.
CMMS
Work orders, PM, assets, and inspections on that same live data. Every fault can open a work order; every repair closes itself once the system sees it clear.
Local AI
Agents that span both sides — diagnosing comfort calls, triaging alarms, drafting reports on-device. No tokens, no cloud-AI bills, no data leaving the building.
The workstation
One app for the
whole operation.
Controls, maintenance, and AI on a single screen — desktop and mobile, on-site or remote. Click through, or let it scroll on its own.
Every controller, one screen.
Full suite for Connectivity (BACnet, Modbus, etc.), Graphics, Logic, File Storage, and more. Full app is on Desktop and Mobile. Full remote connectivity built in. Advanced Ontology Equipment templates guide automated onboarding.
- BACnet + Modbus
- Desktop + Mobile
- Ontology Templates
Full Self Onboarding
Drop the drawings.
Walk away.
Upload your building's design drawings, submittals, and O&M manuals. Station's onboarding agents read every page, build the asset model, generate the graphics, and reconcile points with the controllers on the network — while you make a coffee.
1 · Drop
PDFDesign drawings
PDFApproved submittals
PDFO&M manuals
→
2 · Agents work
→
3 · Configured
- Asset model built
- Graphics generated
- Manuals collected
- PM plan drafted
- Wiki updated
Platform agents
A team of workers,
running 24 / 7 on your hardware.
Station hosts a roster of platform agents that share the same data, the same Knowledge Wiki, and the same operator-grade tools. Local-first AI — your data never leaves the building unless you opt in.
Performance
Spots equipment drift early — faulty sensors, runtime anomalies, energy waste.
BACnet
Discovers devices, names points, and reconciles changes on the network.
Reads drawings, submittals, and O&M manuals. Turns paper into structured data.
Graphics
Builds floorplans and P&IDs from design drawings. Keeps them live.
Reports
Drafts compliance, energy, and operational reports from live data.
Networks
Inventories every controller, watches for drift, flags vulnerable devices.
Ontology
Keeps the Haystack asset model clean, typed, and consistent across systems.
Why teams switch
Built to pay for itself.
One device, not a stack
Replace a BAS supervisor, a CMMS subscription, and remote-access tooling with one Station you own outright — no per-seat licensing. Most districts save tens of thousands a year the day they consolidate.
Fixed before it breaks
PM triggered by real runtime and live conditions, not the calendar — the controls tell the CMMS when equipment actually needs attention.
Fewer 2am calls
Comfort complaints diagnosed and closed automatically when no truck is needed. Nuisance alarms triaged so your team only gets called out for what's actually real.
Every user included
No per-seat licensing. Technicians, custodians, and administrators all get the app, the portal, and the data.
You own it
Your building.
Your data. Your call.
Local-first by design: the platform runs on hardware you own, inside your network — no controls contractor holding your building hostage. Make changes yourself, and take secure remote access with you in every deployment.
Local-first data
Generated on-site, stays on-site, on hardware you own. Nothing leaves the building unless you opt in.
Secure remote access
Web, mobile, and remote desktop over an encrypted tunnel — included in every deployment, with portals for tenants and vendors.
No contractor lock-in
BACnet, Modbus, and a Project Haystack-native asset model — standard protocols and tagged data. Change schedules and setpoints yourself, without waiting on a truck roll.
Works offline
If the internet drops, the building keeps running. Controls, schedules, and work orders continue locally and sync on reconnect.