Wireless environmental sensors that tell you exactly what's happening in every zone, every day. For commercial buildings that can't afford to guess.
The problems aren't always obvious. Some affect your building. Some affect your process. Some affect the people inside. Most of them go undetected for months, because without continuous data, you're working blind.
Rooms that run too hot. Areas at risk for mold. Equipment running on schedules that made sense in 2012. You know something's off. But prioritizing building improvements without data means guessing which fixes matter most.
For craft distillers, small manufacturers, and food service operators, environmental conditions aren't background noise — they're part of the product. Temperature swings, humidity drift, and air quality peaks affect outcomes you care about.
CO₂ levels above 1,000 ppm impair cognitive performance. Humidity too low dries respiratory membranes. Temperature inconsistency creates complaints that are hard to trace. The environment affects how people feel and how much they get done.
Whether your goal is a smarter building, a more consistent process, or a healthier space for the people in it, Nosy gives you the continuous ground-truth data to make it happen.
Nosy monitors building conditions continuously — temperature, humidity, CO₂, IAQ, occupancy, and light — across every zone, every day. When you know which areas need the most attention, you stop spreading budget thin and start making decisions that actually move the needle.
From rooms that are chronically overheated to building envelope issues you didn't know existed, Nosy highlights the problems and tracks them for you.
The best way to improve a process is to measure it. From craft distillers tracking barrel room climate, to PCB manufacturers managing humidity on the production floor, environmental conditions are part of the outcome.
Nosy gives you the historical data to identify which environmental factors drive better results — and continuous monitoring to catch deviations before they affect product quality.
Temperature, humidity, indoor air quality, and CO₂ all affect how people feel and perform. At one K-12 school pilot, student absenteeism was 41% higher during periods of low humidity. The school had no idea until Nosy showed them the data.
Sometimes the solution is as simple as knowing when to open a window. But you can only know that if you have the data.
No contractors. No downtime. No tools. Each Nosy sensor goes up in under five minutes with a peel-and-stick mount. The sensors form a self-healing Bluetooth mesh that covers your whole building and starts streaming data immediately.
One person installed 37 sensors across a K-12 school in 2 hours 12 minutes. The school stayed fully operational the entire time.
After that, Nosy monitors your building 24/7 — tracking conditions 2,500 times a day per sensor — and generates a plain-language monthly report with actionable insights.

The 87% of buildings that traditional building automation systems were never designed for.
Air quality affects attendance, focus, and test scores. Most schools have no continuous data on what students are breathing. Our pilot found a 41% increase in absenteeism during periods of low humidity.
Complaints pile up and you find out about problems after they're already expensive. Our pilot found a fire department radio room cycling 62°F to 84°F every 18 minutes due to a missing thermostat nobody knew was gone.
Your barrel room has a climate that affects the spirit. Your still room has ventilation dynamics that affect air quality and operating costs. Both areas require zone-level monitoring a single thermostat will never provide.
Historic buildings have unpredictable environments that single-point monitoring misses. Collections need stable humidity and temperature. Our pilot used 67 sensors across two floors of a limestone building, installed in under four hours.
The production floor is part of the process. Humidity affects ESD risk and material quality. Heat from equipment creates zones your HVAC doesn't know about. Our PCB assembly pilot found a boiler CO₂ leak that had gone undetected.
Cognitive performance drops measurably at elevated CO₂ levels. Thermal comfort affects how long people can concentrate. Most offices have one thermostat and no IAQ visibility. That's not managing the building. That's guessing.
Patients and residents are more sensitive to environmental conditions than typical building occupants. Continuous zone monitoring shows whether care environments stay within acceptable ranges, and gives you documentation to prove it.
Kitchen heat, grease particles, and VOCs migrate into dining areas. CO₂ rises as the room fills. The environment affects dwell time and whether guests return. Most operators have no data on what guests actually experience during service.
Temperature stratification means floor and ceiling are in different environments. Humidity fine near the dock may damage inventory in the back corner. Walk-throughs never find these variations. Continuous zone monitoring does.
Premium hops and grain are humidity-sensitive and expensive. Converted buildings have environmental variation a single thermostat misses. Taproom CO₂ affects guest comfort. CO₂ distribution system leaks quietly drain your utility budget.
Nosy gives you continuous data about the environment in your building. No complicated setup. No ongoing IT support required.

Peel-and-stick mount. No tools. No contractors. Under 5 minutes per sensor. The sensors self-provision into a Bluetooth mesh network that covers your entire building from the moment they go up.

Your dashboard maps sensor readings to your actual building floorplan. Heatmaps show temperature zones, humidity levels, CO₂ concentrations, and IAQ scores across every area. Updated every 30 seconds. Visible from anywhere.

Every month, Nosy generates a plain-language report for your building. Not just charts — actual analysis of what changed, what matters, and what you should look at. No data science degree required. Just what you need to know.
Get early access to Nosy and see what's actually happening in your building. Or start with our free guide, "Sensors and Sensibility."
Don't Guess. Know. With Nosy.