Make your hardware useful through better software.
We build the apps and software that connect devices, display readings and guide people through real tasks. Hardware communication and the user experience are designed as one system.
From a sensor reading to a usable workflow.
A successful connection is only the start. People need to know whether a device is ready, what the readings mean and what to do next. We bring those steps together in a clear interface.
Connect the things your business runs on.
Machines, cold rooms, vans and doors that report in on their own, so you see what is happening and get an alert before it becomes a problem.
Machine monitoring
See which machines are running, idle or due for service, live.
Cold-chain temperature
Cold rooms and fridges report every few minutes, with alerts if they drift.
Fleet and asset tracking
Know where every van, trolley or tool is, without calling around.
Smart access
Doors, gates and lockers that open by role and keep a log.
Energy monitoring
Track power use by machine or site and spot waste early.
Remote control
Switch pumps, motors and lights on or off from your phone.
What we can help connect.
- Mobile and tablet apps for field equipment.
- Sensor pairing, status and data capture.
- Live readings and session management.
- Uploads and connected backend systems.
- Visualisation, measurement and review interfaces.
Built around the conditions of use.
We scope device protocols, operating environments, connection failures, data volumes and platform constraints before committing to the implementation. Testing uses the actual hardware available for the project.
What clients say.
“From migrating more than 20 million records to building sign detection from roadway video, Brown Button has taken on some of our hardest technical work. They ask the right questions, they're honest about trade-offs, and they deliver.”
Manoj RavichandranProject Head, Rieker Inc.“Brown Button turned our printed Common Worship book into an app congregations carry everywhere, and built a website and CMS our own team can run. Patient, thoughtful and always available when we needed them.”
Rev. Jeba DanielDirector, Department of Communication, Church of South India
Questions, answered.
Do you manufacture the hardware?
Our focus here is the software and its integration with your devices. We define hardware responsibilities and supplier dependencies when scoping the project.
What do you need to begin?
Device documentation, access to sample hardware, supported protocols and an explanation of the tasks users need to complete.
Show us the device. Walk us through the task.
We'll help define how the hardware, software and user need to work together.
Discuss your device