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Welcome to SenseLog

Welcome to SenseLog

SenseLog is an IoT database and visualization platform that makes sensor data easy to collect, store, and visualize from your sensors and smart devices.

What is SenseLog?

SenseLog automatically provisions backend infrastructure when you register a sensor. No need to design database schemas, write SQL queries, or set up visualization tools - we handle all of that for you.

Key Features

  • Automatic Provisioning - Register a sensor, get instant data ingestion endpoints
  • Multiple Protocols - HTTP, MQTT, and UDP (Loxone) support
  • Real-time Visualization - Embedded Grafana dashboards with automatic configuration
  • Data Transformations - Units, calculations, rounding, and validation
  • Multi-tenant - Organizations, members, and role-based access control

Quick Start

Get started with SenseLog in under 5 minutes:

  1. Sign Up - Create your free account at dashboard.senselog.com 
  2. Complete Onboarding - Select your timezone and create your organization
  3. Create a Sensor - Register your first sensor with a few clicks
  4. Send Data - Use the provided endpoint to send measurements
  5. View Dashboard - See your data visualized in real-time

Loxone Smart Home

Connect your Loxone Miniserver to SenseLog with UDP Logger. Perfect for:

  • Temperature sensors
  • Energy monitoring
  • Voltage/current measurements
  • Binary states

Learn more about Loxone integration →

HTTP API

Send data from any device or platform using simple HTTP POST:

curl -X POST https://senselog.com/api/ingest/sensor/YOUR_TOKEN \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"value": 23.5}'

Explore HTTP API →

MQTT

Connect MQTT devices and publish to SenseLog topics:

mosquitto_pub -h mqtt.senselog.com \
  -t "senselog/sensor/YOUR_TOKEN" \
  -m '{"value": 23.5}'

Setup MQTT integration →

Documentation Structure

  • Quick Start - 5-minute tutorial to get started
  • Guides - Step-by-step guides for common tasks
  • Integrations - Platform-specific integration guides
  • Reference - Technical reference and specifications

Need Help?

Ready to start? Create your first sensor →