Architecture

Local-first, private, secure.

The Senaro Pod keeps the control plane, automation and data inside the home. Supported devices live on an isolated fabric, separate from the main Wi-Fi. Remote access is optional and never required for local control.

Local-firstPrivate by designSecure by default

Production architecture

One Pod. Two networks.

A high-level view for customers and partners. Sensitive operational details are intentionally not shown.

Senaro architecture diagram showing the trusted main network, isolated device fabric, Senaro Pod and optional remote access. — Production architecture. The Pod is the only gateway between the trusted network and the isolated device fabric.

Local control plane

Automation, scenes and device state stay on the Pod. Routines do not need a cloud round-trip.

Isolated device fabric

Devices are kept away from the main Wi-Fi, with the Pod as the only gateway.

Optional remote access

Remote access is a secure convenience, not a requirement for local control.

Public architecture overview. Provider names, hosting details, encryption choices and internal operating topology are intentionally omitted.

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Conventional vs SenaroA side-by-side comparison of conventional cloud-dependent IoT and Senaro's local-first, isolated architecture.The practical advantageHow Senaro compares with conventional IoT across control, privacy, isolation, resilience and ownership.