About AquaOS

AquaOS started from a hardware problem. The team builds water quality probes and the field controllers that read them and deliver data over cellular, and that hardware has been running on working farms for years. Seeing it in use is how the gap became obvious.

The gap is this. Continuous water quality data is only half of what an aquaculture operation needs, and on its own it answers almost nothing. A dissolved oxygen chart is not actionable without knowing which batch was in the tank, at what density, on what feed. Meanwhile the production side of the same farm was running on spreadsheets that stopped being accurate the first time a batch was split across two ponds.

AquaOS was built to hold both halves in one record. The production model came out of daily use at a commercial fish farm, which is why the operations that dominate a real week, splitting, sorting, co-mingling, and confirming what was actually fed, are first-class features rather than edge cases bolted on later.

AquaOS is developed by Agrinovo, a manufacturer of IoT sensors and controllers for agriculture and aquaculture. It has its own product and its own domain because a buyer evaluating a production platform should be able to evaluate it as software, not as a page inside a hardware catalogue.