Blynk Low-Code IoT Platform

Blynk is a low-code IoT platform company that started in 2015 as a Kickstarter project in New York and is now based in Miami, with a team across North America and Europe. It helps hardware makers and businesses turn connected devices into commercial products without building their own cloud, apps and device management.

The platform covers device provisioning and authentication, over-the-air firmware campaigns, web dashboards and white-label iOS and Android apps, no-code automations, multi-tenant user and organisation management, and data converters for third-party payloads. It is hardware-agnostic and connects MCUs, gateways and LoRaWAN devices over MQTT, HTTP and webhooks. AI tools include an assistant that generates projects from a prompt and an MCP server that answers fleet analytics questions in plain language. Blynk reports about 5,000 companies and 1 million developers using it.

• Device management: provisioning, authentication and lifecycle management for device fleets.
• Over-the-air updates: firmware update campaigns for deployed devices.
• White-label apps: build and publish branded iOS and Android apps plus web dashboards.
• Automations and alerts: no-code automations, notifications and webhooks.
• Multi-tenancy: organisation, user and role-based access management for B2B2C products.
• AI tools: AI Assistant, AI-generated data converters and an MCP server for plain-language fleet analytics.

A Vietnamese maker of water pumps, solar inverters or air purifiers can offer customers a branded app to monitor and control devices. A building services firm can monitor HVAC and water tanks across client sites with alerts. A system integrator can deliver monitoring dashboards for farms or factories on a multi-tenant platform.

Device makers can launch a branded app and cloud for their product without a dedicated cloud team. A permanent free plan with 5 devices and paid plans from 29 USD per month let teams move from prototype to production on one platform. Multi-tenancy lets a manufacturer give each end customer its own view and users. The platform reports SOC 2 compliance and production plans with a 99.95% uptime SLA.

Makers of HVAC units, pumps, energy meters and appliances are adding connectivity to sell services and meet customer expectations for mobile control. Many small and mid-sized manufacturers, including in Southeast Asia, lack cloud teams, so low-code platforms with white-label apps and AI-assisted setup shorten time to market.

Founded in 2015 as a Kickstarter project in New York; headquartered in Miami with a team in 8 locations across North America and Europe. Announced SOC 2 compliance in March 2025 and a technology partnership with Milesight in June 2025. Processes more than 180 billion IoT messages per month.