The stations work, but the data sits in several panels.
Every vendor has its own app, its own login and its own export. A municipality or another end user does not want five panels, but one place to see the state of the river and get an alarm when it matters. A vendor panel will not do that: it has no hardware from other companies, no reports for specific recipients and no access tailored to different user groups. With me the data stays on your own server or in Poland (EU), not in a sensor vendor’s cloud - which matters for GDPR and keeps you from depending on a single vendor. And if you supply the stations, your client’s questions about missing data land on you.
What you get
One application for the whole measurement network.
Map and charts
An interactive station map, charts with a choice of period, statistics and historical data.
SMS alarms
Warning and alarm thresholds set in the panel. Momentary reading glitches are filtered out.
PDF reports
Reports on a schedule or on demand, with the client’s logo, sent by email.
Permissions and reading checks
Data access set for each user, down to a single station. Field readings on the chart show whether a sensor matches reality.
Technologies.
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Leaflet
- Orthophoto map
- EUMETNET OPERA radar
- Node.js
- SQL
- Docker
- VPS
- Station vendor APIs
Wodowskaz
A nationwide platform that brings data from dozens of hydrological and meteorological stations from six vendors onto one map - with SMS alerts, reports and field verification.
Common questions
Questions and answers.
No. The platform uses the data your stations already send: through the vendor’s API or in FTP/CSV files. That is how hardware from six vendors works in Wodowskaz.
With any station that provides data through a vendor API or in files. Before I promise anything, I check the documentation and data access for your hardware.
On your own server or in Poland (EU), not in a sensor vendor’s cloud. If your stations send data only to the vendor’s cloud, I pull it from there through the API and save it in your database. That matters for GDPR and means you do not depend on a single vendor. We agree where the server stands at the start.
The station sends its backlog of measurements when the connection returns, and the system fills in the missing data on its own. The admin panel shows the technical condition of stations, such as battery voltage and whether the enclosure is open.
That depends on the number of vendors, the scope of features and the form in which the data is available. After a call and a check of data access, I give you a timeline and a quote.
A major strength of Silentbits is their deep technical expertise and ability to translate complex challenges into business-oriented solutions. The system operates reliably, is fast, and very well designed from a user experience perspective.
