ManagersFleet management
- Every machine and its state
- Alarms by email
- Who can do what, by access level
1 warning, 4 running
How: the controller list
Every machine you build, one browser tab away.
Fewer trips to site, no training needed, and every change on record.
Free for one controller.
Fewer trips to site
Remote access comes with every controller, so a fault can be sorted from your desk.
With other controllers, you drive to the machine
By roadfrom your workshop
- 1 h 20Pump skidRunning
- 3 hFumigation unitFault
- 4 h 45Water-treatmentWarning
- 6 h 30Dust extractionOffline
- 9 hCool roomRunning
Fumigation unit fault: 6 h on the road, there and back.
With a JasperX controller, it's sorted in minutes
By browserfrom your desk
- Pump skidCustomer A · Hunter ValleyRunning
- Fumigation unitCustomer B · Liverpool PlainsFaultRavi notified 15:42RunningCleared by Ravi 15:51
- Water-treatmentCustomer C · Central WestWarningRavi notified 11:23Ravi confirmed, not critical
- Dust extractionCustomer D · North WestOffline
- Cool roomCustomer E · Far WestRunning
Same five machines. One tab, with each one's state.
- Remote access, out of the boxOpen the panel's own screen and live values from your desk.
- Nothing for the client's ITThe controller connects out, encrypted. No VPN, no firewall rules.
- Know before your client doesJasperX emails you when the machine raises an alarm you've chosen to watch.
- Every machine in one viewEach controller you've shipped, with its state and alarms.
No training needed
One platform for your managers, your technicians and your clients, each in plain words.
What you getThree people, one platform
Program in-house, manage every machine, support your clients.
TechniciansPlain language
- Describe it to Jasper
- Test it on a virtual controller
- Open the panel's screen remotely
Test report: 4 of 4 passed
How: Jasper, the AI
Your clientsAsk mode
- Ask what the machine is doing
- A built-in HMI
- Never see or change the logic
"Why did the fan stop at 15:42?"
How: Ask mode, shared with them
Plain answersWhat buyers ask first
- Who writes the logic
Your technician - They describe it in plain words and Jasper drafts the tags and the logic. Or build it all by hand: Jasper is optional.
- Reading what the AI wrote
Activity log - Every tag and every line of logic can be read in the app, and when a change needs approval you see it line by line with its test results.
- Letting an AI near the plant
You approve - Jasper drafts; once a machine is commissioned, nothing already running changes until a person approves it. Safety stays in your E-stops, your interlocks and the logic you sign off.
- Your client's operators
Ask mode - They ask Jasper what the machine is doing, with your notes beside it. They never see or change the logic.
- A PLC already on site
Keep it - Keep it. A JasperMate sits beside it over Modbus or S7 to add remote support, logic or data.
Every change on record
Programmed in the cloud, run on site, and every change kept with who made it.
How it fitsThe cloud builds and supports; the controller runs the machine
You and your team, from any browser
Engineers, technicians, operators and owners, each at the right access level.
Sign in to build, watch and support.
Activity and notifications
JasperX, the cloud platform
Hosted in Sydney- Every change logged: who, what and when
- Revisions, and back to any one in a click
- Access levels for each person
- Email for the alarms you choose to watch
Encrypted link If it drops, the machine keeps running.
JasperMate
DIN rail, I/O, 4G and Wi-Fi on boardThe controller runs your programme
Running- Runs 24/7 and starts with no cloud
- Works with all HMIs
- On commissioned machines, holds Jasper's changes for a person's approval
- Operator screens on site
Wired to your machine.
Your machine
Sensors, switches, pumps, fans, valves, drives, meters and existing PLCs.
Stay in controlApproval, Activity and the controller on site
Waiting for approval
Jasper, for Ravi: rotate the duty pump weekly.
4 of 4 passed- Rev 15Jasper, for RaviDuty pump rotates weeklyApproved by Sam, 10:20
- Rev 14RaviHigh level, 72 % to 70 %09:58
- Rev 13SamPump 1 run-on, 5 minYesterday
Cloud link offline
Controller running
The controller starts and runs the machine on its own, whatever happens to the internet.
Real projectsMachines built and supported with JasperX
JasperMate is working very well and we're very happy with it. It's been performing well for us since installation. Great product.
Clients of the JasperX team, Newcastle NSW.
Three zones and the generators, on one controller
We replaced the dredge's obsolete air-conditioning controls with one JasperMate running three zones, plus generator monitoring on the bridge. We programmed and commissioned it in hours; a SIM card keeps it reachable for remote support, and technicians keep an eye on it from their desks.
What it costsSupport machines with the team you have
Priced per machine, so it fits inside a service contract.
The controller is free and runs the machine on its own. You pay per organisation and per active controller. Every trip your team doesn't make is time back for the next job.
- Free
- $01 controller, 1 user
- Pro, a month
- $2993 controllers, unlimited users
- Extra controller, a month
- $49On paid plans, see pricing
- JasperMate
- A$1,190Hardware, once
Premium is $999 a month for 10 controllers, then by agreement. See pricing
Prices exclude GST. In Australia, we sell to businesses only.
For integrators and installersWin the small job, and support it from your desk
Make the small automation job worth taking.
Wire it, describe it to Jasper, test it, and look after it from the office. Once a machine is commissioned, Jasper's changes wait for a person's approval, and every change is on record. When the job is done, hand the project to your client's organisation: their Admin accepts it with a link.
Installers and panel builders
If you can wire it, you can program it.A JasperMate wires in like the gear you already fit. Describe the logic to Jasper: no training needed.
- Who
- Electrical contractors and panel builders, 1 to 10 people.
- How
- Jasper drafts; once a machine is commissioned, nothing already running changes until you approve it. Remote access and alarm emails save most trips back.
Integrators
Say yes to the small job.A grad builds it with Jasper. A senior checks it and approves it.
- Who
- Firms whose senior engineers are booked on big projects.
- How
- The grad tests it on a virtual controller while the panel is wired; the senior reviews the record and approves it at commissioning.
The day it pays off
A client asks for a small dosing skid. You build the logic with Jasper while the panel is wired, then test it on the bench and in the workshop, guiding Jasper with changes where needed. At commissioning you support the client remotely. The client stays for the next big project.
Start with one machine.
Free for one controller and one user.