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Every Room Reporting In, Every Building in One View

Wireless sensors for leaks, temperature, air quality, cold storage, doors, and power — collecting data around the clock and alerting the right person the moment something is off, across every building you run.

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What We Measure

The Conditions That Cost You When Nobody Is Watching

Most building damage and waste happens between walkthroughs. These are the sensors that watch in the meantime.

Water Leaks & Flooding
Spot and rope leak sensors under water heaters, sinks, ice machines, risers, and roof drains — the first sign of a leak, not the ceiling stain.
Temperature & Humidity
Room-level comfort, server and electrical rooms, and humidity that invites mold in vacant units and storage.
Indoor Air Quality
CO₂, VOCs, and particulates — the practical read on whether a room is getting enough fresh air for the people in it.
Refrigeration & Cold Storage
Probes in walk-ins, freezers, medication and vaccine fridges, and lab freezers, with a continuous temperature record.
Freeze Protection
Low-temperature alerts on pipes, sprinkler rooms, loading docks, and unheated spaces before a pipe bursts.
Doors & Access Points
Open/close contacts on exterior doors, cooler doors, dock doors, and mechanical rooms — and how long they stayed open.
Power Loss
Know when a panel, a pump, or a refrigeration circuit loses power — even when nobody is in the building.
Gas Leaks
Detectors near boilers, kitchens, and gas-fired equipment that alert your team, supplementing — not replacing — code-required life-safety systems.

Data Collection

From Sensor to Record

A sensor is only as useful as the data it leaves behind. Every reading becomes part of a history you can chart, compare, and prove.

Continuous Readings
Sensors report every few minutes, and immediately when something changes state — a leak detected, a door opened, power lost.
Every Reading Recorded
Each value is timestamped and stored, so you get trend lines and an audit trail — not just a light that was red at some point.
Device Health Built In
Battery level, signal strength, and last check-in for every sensor, so a dead battery never masquerades as a quiet building.
Wireless, Self-Installed
Battery-powered LoRaWAN sensors mount with adhesive or a bracket. No electrician, no cable runs, and years on a battery.

Alerts

Alerts Built for Real Buildings

Rules that understand schedules, silence, and escalation — so alerts are rare, specific, and acted on.

Thresholds
Above, below, or outside a band — freezer above 0°F, CO₂ above 1,000 ppm, humidity above 60%.
Rate of Change
Catch a walk-in warming fast after a compressor fails, long before it crosses the absolute limit.
Schedules
Different rules for occupied and unoccupied hours — a door open at 2 pm is normal, at 2 am it isn't.
Silence Is an Alert
A sensor that stops reporting raises its own alert, so gaps in coverage are found the day they start.
Routed by Building
Each building sends alerts to its own team, with a backup contact if the first person doesn't acknowledge.
Full Alert History
When it fired, who acknowledged it, and how long it took to resolve — the record auditors and insurers ask for.

Color-Coded on the Floor Plan

Every sensor and room is shaded by its current status, so your team knows exactly where to look.

Critical
Immediate Action Required
  • Water leak detected — Unit 1204 bathroom
  • Walk-in freezer at 18°F and rising
  • Power lost — pharmacy refrigeration circuit
  • Sprinkler room at 36°F
Warning
Attention Required
  • CO₂ above 1,200 ppm — Classroom 214
  • Dock door open 25 minutes
  • Humidity above 65% — vacant unit 3B
  • Sensor battery below 15%
Normal
All Systems Go
  • All sensors reporting in
  • No active alerts in any building
  • Cold storage within range all week
  • Air quality within target on every floor

Multi-Building

One Building or Two Hundred

Property managers, health systems, school districts, and retail chains don't run one building — they run a portfolio. Gostly is built that way from the start: every building has its own floor plans, sensors, users, and alert rules, and all of them roll up into one account under one login.

Plans are priced per building, so a pilot in one building costs what one building costs — and the rest of the portfolio joins when you are ready.

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Portfolio Management
  • A portfolio view that ranks every building by open alerts
  • Drill from portfolio to building to floor to room in a few clicks
  • Compare buildings side by side — same sensor, same week, different site
  • Per-building users, alert rules, and on-call contacts
  • Buildings in different cities each run on their own gateway and still show up in the same account
  • Roll out one building at a time — each one is added when you are ready

Start With the Room That Worries You Most

Most teams start with leaks and cold storage — the alerts that pay for themselves the first time they fire. Tell us about your buildings and we'll suggest a starting kit.

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