Why we built
Simply Agnostic.

The person fixing the equipment should be able to see what it’s doing.

I’ve spent more than 20 years in HVAC and building automation. I’ve seen service teams waiting on someone else for access to the information they need, and owners finding that adding another application is harder than it should be.

We built StatIQ because putting a useful user interface in a building should not require a manufacturer certification, an exclusive dealer relationship, or a custom programming project. Mechanics already know how to diagnose equipment. Graphics, alarms, trends, and equipment information should help them get on with it.

BACnet moved equipment toward open communication. It did not make every programming tool, license, or service arrangement open. We believe owners should be able to choose who services their equipment and which applications use its data.

That’s why the data behind StatIQ is available through Manifold. NueGate securely connects the equipment. Manifold normalizes its operating data and combines it with equipment specifications, so other teams can build on it too.

Manifold is headless: your applications can use the data without using StatIQ. Build your maintenance workflow, analytics, or AI agent. Add StatIQ when the people servicing the equipment need a user interface.

We want to be judged by how many people we enable: the mechanic diagnosing a fault, the owner choosing their service team, and the developer building something we haven’t thought of.