Building automation should belong to the people who run the building
The supervisor lives on your hardware, your data stays on-site, and your contractor can still get in to help when you ask them to.
Built to outlast us.
Tron grew out of years of frustration with cloud-only building automation platforms that expired the moment vendor support did. Everything we build is designed to keep working even if we disappear tomorrow.
Local-first
Your building's data is generated on-site and stays on-site. The system runs on hardware you own, on a network you control.
Open by design
Haxall, Project Haystack, BACnet, Modbus. Standard protocols and tagged data models, and a published bill of materials — so you are never locked in.
Accountable
Radical transparency isn't a slogan. Integration gaps surface openly, and contractors are held to what they promised.
What we make.
Two things, and they work as one system: the software your team runs the building with, and the hardware that gets the building's data into it.
Maintenance Station
Work orders, PM, assets and inspections on live building data, with AI onboarding from your drawings and submittals.
Explore the Station →HardwareTrons
Tiny electronics, built the way building sensors should have been all along. BACnet native, AI on the device, and they plug into what you already run.
Browse the Trons →