Bytebeam's ESP Cloud Backend

Build Espressif-based IoT Projects 10X Faster

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Build Espressif-based IoT Projects 10X Faster

232 followers

Bytebeam turns a seven-layered, complex Internet Of Things (IoT) infrastructure into a no-code platform that helps OEMs connect their devices to the internet 10X faster and at scale

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Launch tags:Internet of Things•Maker Tools

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"Hey Product Hunt community! We're excited to announce the launch of ESP32 SDK powered by Bytebeam- a no-code cloud backend for IoT projects. With 50+ years of combined experience in the IoT industry, we saw a major gap in the market for a platform that combines a customizable and secure backend with adept client-side SDKs. That's why we created Bytebeam - to make the lives of embedded engineers easier and enable future innovations in the IoT space. Our platform serves multiple use cases with ease, supports all popular hardware, and is built for scalability and security. To begin with, we've released an SDK for Espressif-based projects, which allows makers to connect their ESP32 boards with the Bytebeam cloud and go to market in just a few weeks. We'll also be launching Linux, Android, FreeRTOS, Zephyr, and Baremetal SDKs in the near future. We can't wait for the Product Hunt community to try out Bytebeam and share their feedback. To know more, do read https://bytebeam.io/blog/build-y... Looking forward to seeing what you build!

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3yr ago

@achalk A toast and cheers to the launch. Wishing you all the best.

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3yr ago

Ostrich

Hunter

@rimer_carlyle_espinosa Thank you!

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3yr ago

@achalk congratulations!

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3yr ago

@achalk Congratulations! Looking forward to using this.

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3yr ago

@achalk You're welcome. An avid fan here. I'll be on the lookout for more amazing things to happen with your product.

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3yr ago

Congratulations Bytebeam team. We have been using Bytebeam's product for over a month (on Linux) and I can evidently say that the experience has been really good. The team is amazing and listens to client's feedback to provide innovative and customisable solutions. Hope you can keep up the good work and we are happy to be a part of your journey.

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3yr ago

Bytebeam's ESP Cloud Backend

Maker

@kabilan_anbukani Thank you! Happy to work with you as well :)

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3yr ago

Ostrich

Hunter

@kabilan_anbukani thank you 🙏 We hope to launch something on Linux too in future!

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3yr ago

Congratulations team! Having worked closely with the team building the SDK and the cloud platform, including @bhaaradwaaj_ramakrishnan, @gautambt, @raviteja_k, @pranavlp, Sindhu, Pradeep, Mayank and others, I know for sure that their product is going to change the way people build IoT systems! Looking forward to release rumqtt(https://github.com/bytebeamio/ru...) and uplink(https://github.com/bytebeamio/up...), two awesome opensource projects that are also being built at Bytebeam, next!

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3yr ago

WarpBuild

Congrats team! Super excited to see this come out! Happy to have been a part of your journey.

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3yr ago

Bytebeam's ESP Cloud Backend

Maker

Thank you @surya_oruganti

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3yr ago

Ostrich

Hunter

@surya_oruganti thanks for your support 🙏

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3yr ago

congratulations!

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3yr ago

Bytebeam's ESP Cloud Backend

Maker

Thank you @kritikajain_16

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3yr ago

He Makers, I am elated to share the launch announcement of Bytebeam’s ESP SDK. Bytebeam is a fully managed, no-code backend specifically made for IoT. It provides me with a one-stop solution for all my IoT needs and helps me monitor and manage devices, send over-the-air updates, and visualise device data securely. Bytebeam cloud console is fairly easy to use and provides multiple widgets to visualize your data. Besides, it helps to manage devices at scale without worrying about capacity and throughput. The ESP SDK shall help ESP32 makers connect their projects to the Bytebeam cloud and perform multiple IoT functions. To get started with Bytebeam follow https://bytebeam.io/blog/build-y... guide.

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3yr ago

Excited to see what makers build!

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3yr ago

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