I'm Arjun, the maker.

Every IoT cloud I tried wanted to host my data, charge per device, and lock me into their dashboards. For hobby projects where I already trust my own infrastructure, that felt backwards. So I built Nodrix.

It deploys to your Cloudflare account in one click. Your data lives on disks you control — there's no SaaS middleman, no per-device pricing, and I never see a byte of your telemetry.

What's in it:

HTTPS telemetry ingest — devices POST JSON, variables auto-create on first sight. No MQTT broker, no SDK.
Realtime drag-and-drop dashboards — charts, gauges, toggles, sliders, all streaming over hibernating WebSockets (free while idle).
Automations — triggered by variable thresholds, schedules, sunrise/sunset, or custom events. Actions include webhooks, Slack, set variables, run code.
Read API for piping data into Grafana, a React app, or a Pi screen.
Optional MCP server so AI clients can query device state (owner-gated, off by default, audit-logged).
Auth — email + password out of the box. Google and GitHub OAuth toggle on at runtime.

The stack is 100% Cloudflare primitives — Workers, Durable Objects, D1, R2, KV. MIT-licensed. Runs on Cloudflare's free tier for hobby scale.

Two things I'd love feedback on today:

What hardware would you connect first? Trying to prioritize integration examples.
Hit any rough edges in the deploy flow? Drop them as GitHub issues at github.com/decoded-cipher/nodrix/issues — I'm watching the tracker all day.

Repo: github.com/decoded-cipher/nodrix

Docs: nodrix.live/docs