Built for the modern edge.
WatchGrid was built in the Netherlands to give operations teams one place to monitor, secure, and manage every edge device they own, whether it sits in a server rack, a factory floor, or a vessel at sea.
Our Mission
Make managing a distributed edge deployment simple, secure, and consistent, regardless of where your devices are located or who operates them.
Why WatchGrid exists
WatchGrid started from a simple idea: edge infrastructure shouldn't require orchestrating multiple tools. So we built a better way. Instead of stitching together a different tool for every problem — one for secure remote access, another for software deployment, yet another for device onboarding, and something else entirely for monitoring — we built one platform that handles all of it. None of those tools talked to each other. Every new device was a manual process. Every update was a risk.
The more devices you operated, the worse it got. What worked for five devices fell apart at fifty. Keeping things consistent across sites meant relying on tribal knowledge and hoping engineers remembered to follow the same process every time. Security was an afterthought: open ports, shared credentials, no audit trail.
We built WatchGrid because that toolchain shouldn't exist in that form. Edge infrastructure deserves a control plane designed for it from the ground up: encrypted tunnels that just work, device onboarding that takes minutes instead of days, and application deployment that's the same whether you're pushing to one device or a thousand.
One platform. Every device. Total control.
Why Engineering Leaders Choose WatchGrid
Zero Trust Security
Security incidents don't just cost money. They also cost trust. WatchGrid verifies every identity, encrypts every connection, and logs every action. Your attack surface shrinks. Your compliance posture strengthens.
Operational Consistency at Scale
Growing edge deployments become unmanageable fast. WatchGrid keeps every device in the exact state you defined, automatically, across every site, without relying on individual engineers to keep things consistent.
No Vendor Lock-In, Ever
You own your data and your infrastructure. Self-host when required and audit what runs in your environment.