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Why SenseThe storm. The wildfire smoke. The gas leak. The shake in the ground. By the time your phone's weather app — reading from an airport across town — or your smoke detector reacts, it's already happening. Gidit Sense watches your home and warns you minutes, sometimes hours, sooner — while there's still time to act.
Sky, air, ground, and the invisible signals around you — read by a single quiet instrument, sampled every minute.
Temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure — sampled every minute. Your local model gets sharper with each reading.
VOCs, gas signatures, indoor air-quality index. Catches off-gassing furniture, gas leaks, and wildfire smoke creeping in.
Six-axis accelerometer + gyroscope captures vibration. Detects local seismic events — and feeds early-warning research as the network grows.
A high-resolution magnetometer reads Earth's field — picking up geomagnetic disturbances from CMEs and the EM signature of nearby lightning.
A wide-range MEMS mic listens across infrasound, audible, and ultrasound — distant thunder, severe storms, even meteor entries.
Ambient-light readings tune the forecast model and track sky conditions through the day. Knows when the clouds rolled in before you do.
The missionA weather station tells you about the sky. Gidit Sense was built for something bigger: every unit watches a wide range of physical signals at once — pressure, gases, the magnetic field, infrasound, ground motion, and more. Our goal is to find the patterns across those signals that consistently show up before an earthquake, and use them to raise the alarm early enough for people to get to safety — preventing injury and saving lives.
Right now it's a blowout: earthquakes strike with zero warning, every time. Every Sense on a roof puts a point on our side — and the goal is to run the clock from 0:00 all the way to days, giving people the one thing they've never had before a quake: time.
Each device tracks many physical signals together, not just one. An earthquake doesn't announce itself in a single reading — it reveals itself as a pattern across many of them.
One sensor sees a sliver. Thousands across a region, compared in real time, expose the patterns that reliably precede a quake — and the more nodes online, the clearer and more trustworthy that picture becomes.
Use your Sense for the weather. And if you want to be part of the mission, opt in to share your anonymized readings. That's all it takes to join.
This is why Sense exists. Not just to know whether it'll rain — but to see an earthquake coming in time for people to get to safety. Own one for yourself, and become a node in a network that could one day save a life.
The Gidit Sense NetworkEvery Sense that opts in becomes a node on a shared, real-time network† — a living map of the air, ground, and sky around the world. Share your anonymized data and the whole network is yours, free.
| Device | Location | Status | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|
| GS-0001 | Baltimore, MD | Online | 3s ago |
| GS-0148 | Austin, TX | Online | 1s ago |
| GS-0263 | Portland, OR | Online | 6s ago |
| GS-0391 | Denver, CO | Idle | 4m ago |
| GS-0507 | Lisbon, PT | Online | 2s ago |
| GS-0612 | Tokyo, JP | Online | 9s ago |
Opt in to share anonymized readings and unlock full, live access to the entire Gidit Sense Network — at no cost. And as the network grows, contributors will share in the proceeds* when API access is sold.
Companies, weather forecasters, and researchers can license the network through a paid API. Those fees fund the network — and flow back to the people whose sensors power it.
Your data lives on your machine. The desktop app is free forever, and allows exporting anything you've ever recorded.
Opt in to share anonymized readings, and your sensor joins a research-grade network — sharpening forecasts, contributing to seismic and atmospheric early-warning models, and pushing the science of prediction forward.
Be early. Be part of it. Reserve your Sense, opt in when it arrives, and help build the network that could warn the next person in time. Limited first run — ships August 1, fully refundable until then.
A free desktop app for Mac, Windows, and Linux. Live readouts, hyperlocal forecasts, history, and one-click export of everything you've ever recorded — plus you can add your own sensor devices and track them right alongside your Sense.
Free for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Grab it now — you don't need the device to start.
Orders are still shipping, so the desktop app runs fully on its own for now. Explore the dashboard, forecasts, and history while you wait for your Sense to arrive.
The desktop app's code is open source — modify it yourself to work with your other sensors, or request a custom build from Gidit Inc. for your needs. It already talks to a range of compatible hardware out of the box.
Why buy from usGidit Sense is designed and assembled by Gidit Inc. in the USA, for people who'd rather know than guess. Trying it is risk-free — and you're never locked in.
Money-back, no questions. Fully refundable any time until it ships.
Designed & assembled by Gidit Inc. in Baltimore, MD, USA.
Local-first. You own and export everything. Sharing the network is always opt-in.
An open-source desktop app you can modify — or request a custom build from us.
A real instrument for the air, ground, and sky around you. Six finishes. Free desktop app. Yours for thirty days, no questions asked.
Full specifications* Revenue sharing for data contributors is a planned goal, not a guarantee. Any payment will be based on your sensor's uptime, accuracy, and the quality of its data — and we don't have an estimate for the amount yet. The intent is simply a fair share of what the network earns.
† The Gidit Sense Network launches built on open-source sensor APIs. As our own sensors come online, it will shift mostly to Gidit-operated infrastructure — and, where it makes sense, help improve those other networks in the process. Running both in parallel may also provide redundancy, so a backup can take over during downtime.