1 – Add a Device
Tap the + in the top right to connect a new device at any time.
2 – Devices Online
The green checkmark shows the number of devices that are currently online and sending data reliably – all good.
3 – Devices with an Issue
The exclamation mark shows the number of devices that currently have a problem – for example a low battery, outdated data, or a hub that is offline.
4 – Learning Devices
The hourglass shows the number of sensors currently in "Learning" status – meaning they were connected less than 24 hours ago and are still collecting data.
5 – Filter
Use the filter to sort and narrow down your device list:
Alphabetical: Sort device names from A–Z or Z–A.
By time: Sort by last data transfer – oldest or newest first.
Status: Show only devices with a specific status.
Device type: Filter by Beam, Mini, Sphere, Terra or Hub.
6 – Device Image
Here you'll see the image of the respective sensor or hub.
7 – Device Name
This shows the name of the device – either the name assigned by the app or a name you have chosen yourself.
8 – Linked Plants
Here you'll see small circles with the images of the plants being monitored by this sensor – or in the case of a hub, the plants it is collecting data for.
9 – Device Status
This shows the current status of the device:
Online: All good – the device is connected and sending data.
Learning: The sensor was recently connected – the first full analysis is still pending.
Low battery: The battery needs to be replaced.
Outdated data: The sensor has no active connection to the hub. If no hub is available, data must be collected manually: open the app, move close to the sensor and wait.
Offline: The hub or Terra has no connection. Check the device's Wi-Fi connection.
10 – Timestamp
Here you can see when data was last transmitted:
For sensors: The time of the last data transfer.
For the hub: The time of the last sync, during which data was collected from sensors within range.