Local Automation · Remote Visibility

One Control Platform
for Your Entire Grow Facility

Monitor conditions, control equipment, automate schedules, and see problems before they become bigger problems — from one operator interface.

Explore Interactive Demo
No login required Simulated facility Safe to explore
See How It Works
Multi-Room Facility visibility
24 / 7 Local scheduling
4 Buses Industrial RS-485 / Modbus
Lift Logic Mission Control showing multiple grow rooms, environmental readings, system connections and alerts

Know the Facility at a Glance

Room health, environmental conditions, hardware connectivity, and active alerts come together on one operator landing screen.

Multi-Room Visibility

Compare temperature, humidity, CO₂, table counts, and sensor health across the facility without changing systems.

Connection Awareness

See whether lighting, lift, relay, and sensor networks are communicating before an operator discovers a problem the hard way.

Live Alerts

Threshold, hardware, and configuration issues surface in a shared alert feed instead of hiding inside individual devices.

Lift Logic Mission Control dashboard with five grow rooms and system connection status

One Interface. Four Core Systems.

Lift Logic brings the equipment and environmental systems that drive daily grow-room operation into one consistent workflow.

01

Motorized Lifts

Raise or lower individual grow tables, select groups for bulk movement, and maintain per-table hardware addressing from the operator UI.

DM556RS · RS-485
02

Precision Lighting

Control white, blue, far-red, and deep-red channels in amperage, automate photoperiods, and read back PSU telemetry and health.

4 Channels · Telemetry
03

Fans & Irrigation

Run relay-controlled devices manually, automatically, on time windows, or with repeating on/off duty cycles.

ON · OFF · AUTO
04

Sensors & Alerts

Monitor temperature, humidity, CO₂, and soil moisture with configurable thresholds, sensor-health status, and alerting.

Continuous Polling

Automate the Daily Rhythm

Schedules keep repetitive facility routines moving while operators retain manual control when conditions or priorities change.

Lighting

Control the spectrum. Verify the output.

Set channel amperage, schedule daily photoperiods, and use PSU telemetry to see actual measured hardware behavior — not just the requested setpoint.

  • White, blue, far-red, and deep-red control
  • Automated start / stop schedules
  • PSU voltage, current, temperature, and health
Environment

Schedule the work that repeats every day.

Fans and irrigation can be controlled directly or assigned to recurring schedules, including duty-cycle patterns inside an operating window.

  • ON / OFF / AUTO operator control
  • Day-of-week and all-day scheduling
  • Repeating on/off cycling for fans or irrigation

See What the Crop Is Experiencing

Lift Logic pairs environmental readings with device health and room thresholds so operators can distinguish a normal reading from a sensor or condition that needs attention.

TemperatureRoom averages + sensor health
HumidityThreshold-aware monitoring
CO₂PPM monitoring
Soil MoisturePer-table association
CO₂ and soil moisture are monitored today; Lift Logic does not currently claim automatic CO₂ dosing or sensor-triggered closed-loop irrigation.
Lift Logic room overview with temperature, humidity, CO2 and soil moisture gauges plus equipment summaries

Problems Should Find You

Lift Logic evaluates more than environmental thresholds. It also surfaces communication and configuration problems that can interrupt operation.

Out-of-range conditionsTemperature, humidity, CO₂, and soil thresholds
Offline sensorsHealth based on poll age and repeated read failures
PSU communicationNon-communicating or partially communicating lighting hardware
Disconnected busesLift, sensor, relay, or lighting network status
Missing configurationUnmapped devices or missing hardware assignments
Email digestsConfigured levels, recipients, and delivery frequency

Designed for the Day Something Fails

A commercial edge controller needs a recovery path. Lift Logic separates current operating data from the known-good system image and keeps the controller manageable remotely.

Off-Site Database Backups

Nightly compressed MySQL backups are pushed from the grow-center controller to the VPS, with success/failure logging and a tested restore process.

Known-Good Recovery Images

Recovery and golden-image procedures provide a practical way to replace failed controller storage or deploy a replacement Raspberry Pi without rebuilding the software stack from scratch.

Automatic App Startup

Gunicorn runs the Flask application under systemd so the control interface starts after a reboot and is automatically restarted if the application process exits.

Remote Diagnosis

Private Tailscale access, system logs, hardware health indicators, and off-site backups allow many incidents to be diagnosed before anyone travels to the facility.

Hardware buses initialize independently, helping keep the operator interface available when one subsystem has a communication problem.

Remote Access. Local Control.

The edge controller stays at the grow center, close to the equipment. Remote operators reach it through HTTPS and a private encrypted network — without exposing the Raspberry Pi directly to the public internet.

LightsLCM4000HV PSUs
SensorsTemp · Humidity · CO₂ · Soil
LiftsDM556RS stepper drivers
EnvironmentRelay boards · Fans · Irrigation
View technical bus details
Lights115200 8E1 · Modbus RTU
Sensors19200 8N1 · Modbus RTU
Lift Motors38400 8N1 · Modbus RTU
Environment Relays9600 8N1 · Modbus RTU

Explore Lift Logic Yourself

Walk through a populated simulated grow facility with multiple rooms, tables, lighting, environmental controls, sensors, schedules, alerts, and calendar activity.

No account required No signup Simulated facility Hardware controls safely disabled
Launch Interactive Demo
Lift Logic sensor monitoring screen
Lift Logic room overview screen

Want a Guided Walkthrough?

The interactive demo is available whenever you want to explore on your own. If you would rather see the system in context, request a guided walkthrough and we can focus on the equipment, workflows, and deployment questions that matter to your facility.