Tentacle reaches into any PLC over your network, pulls every tag into one unified layer, and lets AI agents analyze it — then shows you the plant any way you ask, on dashboards that build themselves — all on air-gapped hardware you own.
Every line speaks a different protocol. Every integration is point-to-point and bespoke. The data that could run the plant smarter sits siloed inside controllers no one can easily reach — and most of it is never seen.
Vendor-locked tools, one integration at a time. Data stuck in PLCs, HMIs, and SCADA silos. To answer a new question you call an integrator, scope a project, and wait weeks. Most tags are never collected — and what is collected rarely gets looked at.
One vendor-agnostic data layer across every controller. Agents auto-discover devices and pull every tag into a unified namespace. Ask a question in plain language and see the answer instantly — no project, no waiting. Ingest wide; the system keeps what earns its place.
Five layers, one principle: one driver interface, many implementations. Add a line, deploy a tentacle — the brain never changes.
Tentacle runs on air-gapped hardware you own outright — not rented, not in someone else's cloud. Your operational data never has to leave the building, and the infrastructure protecting it is your asset, not a subscription someone can switch off.
The hardware sits in your plant and belongs to your company — a capital asset, not a lease on your own security. No vendor with a kill switch. You hold the keys, literally.
Dual-NIC isolation seals the OT/control network off from the internet, with an on-prem firewall enforcing the IT/OT boundary. Plant data stays on the plant floor — nothing leaks out, nothing reaches in.
Your tags, your history, your operational secrets live in your historian on your machine. No third party ever holds the data that runs your plant.
OT and ICS security is becoming the defining plant issue of the next three years. Tentacle is secure-by-architecture from day one — ownership and isolation built in, not bolted on after a breach.
Scan the network, fingerprint every controller, identify the protocol, and establish communications automatically — no hand-wiring each device.
Ingest all of it. It's just information — and you can't analyze what you never kept. The historian stores everything by default.
Agents watch the live stream, surface anomalies and correlations, and explain what each tag actually represents.
Track which tags actually get used and kick back the rest. Ingest wide, then streamline — the system gets leaner and smarter over time.
"Show line 3 throughput vs. tank temp for the last 8 hours." The brain queries the history and builds the view — instantly.
Save the views that matter; generate new ones on demand. The plant becomes something you talk to, not something you query.
A glimpse of the Tentacle dashboard — generated from a plain-language question, pulled live from the unified namespace.
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