Every reading kept, until the tide returns.
Tidemark collects logs and metrics from your edge devices and ships, even over unreliable satellite links. When the connection drops, it keeps collecting. When it returns, it syncs. Free for up to 10 devices.
- 03:12 link lost
- 03:12 collecting locally
- link back syncing the gap
Your fleet isn’t in a data center.
Sensors, fish-farm gateways and offshore equipment run far from reliable networks, and satellite links come and go. Tools built for always-on connections leave gaps exactly when you need answers. Tidemark is designed for the links you actually have.
Your monitoring shouldn’t act like it is.
03:12 link lost · 03:12 still collecting
- i.Sensorslink comes and goes
- ii.Fish-farm gatewaysfar from the network
- iii.Offshore equipmentsatellite, when it’s there
- iv.Shipsunderway, out of range
Made for the places Wi-Fi never reaches.
Tidemark is for developer teams running workloads on edge devices and ships. That includes sensors, fish-farm gateways and offshore equipment, in places where the connection is a satellite link and not a given.
A satellite link, and not a given.Margin note — the link comes and goes; the log doesn’t
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01Edge sensors
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02Fish-farm gateways
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03Offshore equipment
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04Ships
Pay per device. Start at zero.
Pricing is usage-based, from $0.40 per device per month. The free tier covers up to 10 devices, so you can try Tidemark on a real fleet before you commit. Need it on your own infrastructure? A self-hosted enterprise option is available.
- Free Up to 10 devicesTry Tidemark on a real fleet before you commit.
- Usage-based from $0.40per device per month
- Enterprise Self-hostedOption available, on your own infrastructure.
Run it on your own infrastructure.
For teams that need more control, Tidemark is available as a self-hosted enterprise option. Talk to Kelpwave Labs about what that looks like for your fleet.
- TierFree
- DevicesUp to 10
- After thatFrom $0.40 per device per month
Put your first 10 devices on Tidemark.
Start on the free tier and see what your fleet has been trying to tell you.