Envira is the environmental app in Starvice. It displays your weather and environmental devices— GAIA and Helios —on a map and in lists, with live readings and a complete history for each device.
What is Envira
Maps, lists, and charts: Envira consolidates weather and environmental data from GAIA and Helios into a unified IoT dashboard.
All devices are georeferenced on an interactive map and can be filtered in the device list.
Temperature, humidity, rain, wind, UV, and light in real time—per device and location.
Charts for temperature trends, wind rose, rainfall bars, and more – with a customizable time period.
Plug & Play
Mount the sensor, turn it on—and see it immediately in Envira. No configuration, no middleware.
Rugged outdoor devices with LoRaWAN, Mioty, or NB-IoT. Unpack, mount, turn on—automatically send all environmental parameters to Envira.
Discover devices →Log in via your browser – maps, live data, charts, and alerts are immediately available. No app download, no setup, no installation.
Open Envira →What’s the weather like at my location right now? Envira uses GAIA to visualize wind, rain, temperature, and air pressure—by location, with historical trends and exportable reports.
Helios provides light conditions, UV exposure, and climate data—ideal for urban climate, agriculture, and solar applications. Envira aggregates all this data across locations in an IoT dashboard.
Connectivity
No matter which wireless standard—Envira visualizes everything on the same map and table.
Long range, ideal for smart cities, agriculture, and large areas.
Resistant to interference, up to 100,000 nodes per base station.
NB-IoT / LTE-CAT-M1 — mobile stations, outdoor, worldwide.
Features
From live maps to wind roses – Envira bundles the full range of features of a modern IoT platform for weather and the environment.
Color-coded markers, automatic cluster resolution when zooming, maintenance mode per device.
Up to 4 measured values simultaneously in a time series chart, freely selectable time window, CSV/PDF export.
Multiple alarmable measured values per device, separate critical thresholds, email and push notifications.
360° chart for wind speed and direction — historical or live.
Precipitation aggregated by hour, day, week, and month — as a bar or line chart.
Daily, weekly, and monthly reports — CSV/PDF, multiple devices, automatic email delivery.
Tenant Admin, Customer, Sub-Customer. Single Sign-On via the Starvice user cloud.
No app download required. Desktop, tablet, smartphone — with WebSocket real-time push.
Raw and aggregated data via Datahub into your own systems — REST API and webhooks.
Industries
From smart buildings to agriculture—a platform for every environment.
Microclimate in fields, irrigation & frost alerts.
Urban climate, air quality, UV exposure in urban areas.
Global radiation and wind for plant design & forecasting.
Outdoor climate, weather impacts on buildings and technology.
Outdoor storage, local weather, wind and frost warnings.
Climate data collection, citizen science, long-term studies.
Sentinum Service Platform
Envira is part of an integrated ecosystem comprising sensors, a data backbone, and visualization—all from a single source.
Data backbone for all sensors — REST API, webhooks, and MQTT for third-party systems.
Single sign-on for all Sentinum apps: Envira, Orelia, IOWA, Domira – one login, one UI.
GAIA, Helios, and the entire Sentinum family — developed and manufactured in Germany.
FAQ
Envira is the environmental and weather monitoring app in the Sentinum Starvice user cloud. It displays your GAIA and Helios devices on a map, in lists, and with a complete history for each device.
Currently, the GAIA weather station and the Helios environmental sensor. Both are automatically detected, geolocated, and visualized with all measurement values.
GAIA and Helios are available in versions for LoRaWAN, mioty, and NB-IoT. Envira displays all wireless standards in the same interface.
Temperature, humidity, air pressure, precipitation, wind speed and direction, UV index, brightness (lux), and global radiation—depending on the sensor type.
Yes. Envira offers CSV and PDF exports by device and time period. For automated integrations, the Sentinum Datahub is also available with REST API, webhooks, and MQTT.
In two steps: Mount the sensor and turn it on — Envira automatically detects the device and displays live readings without any configuration.
Get started with Envira and see how easy weather and environmental monitoring is with Sentinum.