The Act Layer
One great room does not scale on its own.
As facilities grow, rooms drift. Teams make different adjustments. Equipment behaves differently. What worked in one room does not always get repeated in the next.
The Execution Layer
Where the playbook reaches the equipment.
Policies define the intended operating envelope. CraftOS explains the recommendation and evidence. Core can route approved commands to configured interfaces only after facility-specific commissioning and operator authorization.
Open Architecture
Modernize control without replacing your equipment.
Traditional Controllers
- • Closed ecosystem
- • Vendor-controlled access
- • Limited data portability
- • Expensive upgrades
Kether Core
- • Your facility
- • Your data
- • Your integrations
- • Your control strategy
Integration claims remain interface- and commissioning-dependent until validated on the target facility.
Reliability
Built for facilities that can't afford downtime.
Industrial-grade components
Built for harsh cultivation environments.
Continuous operation
Designed for always-on room control.
Serviceable architecture
Made to support real facility maintenance.
Operator Experience
Give operators control from the floor.
Room & facility displays
See real-time room status and facility overview at a glance.
Mobile app
Monitor alerts, room status, and equipment from anywhere.
Kether OS dashboard
Give managers visibility without pulling growers away from the crop.
Evidence Plan
What the pilot must prove before we publish performance claims.
"Measure whether environmental and process variance narrows after supervised deployment."
Target metric · requires measured pilot data
"Track repeatability of defined quality attributes rather than claiming a guaranteed production lift."
Target metric · requires measured pilot data
"Quantify labor, resource, loss, and output economics before publishing commercial performance claims."
Target metric · requires measured pilot data