Where it came from
Link records back to the device or project that created them.
local-first · built for Raspberry Pi
Build Raspberry Pi projects that can prove what happened.
Connect sensors, cameras, devices and web services. Edge Studio helps your Pi create verifiable records of real-world data and events — right from the edge.
Your Raspberry Pi already senses the world. Now it can create trusted records.
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Install Edge Studio on your Raspberry Pi
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curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/edge-studio-technology/edge-studio/main/install.sh | sudo bashRun Edge Studio locally on a Raspberry Pi, connect a data source, and create your first proof-backed record.
Why proof?
Your Pi already senses the world. Edge Studio helps it prove what happened.
Weather stations, cameras, robots, energy monitors and home automation systems all produce useful data. Edge Studio helps that data carry proof with it.
When it happened
Preserve a timestamped history of physical-world events.
Whether it changed
Make tampering or later edits visible instead of invisible.
Start with a normal Pi project
Proof becomes useful when it is attached to real projects.
The easiest entry point is not an abstract platform demo. It is a Pi build where proof makes the result more valuable.
Project idea
Verified weather station
Publish environmental readings with a checkable history.
Project idea
Verified AI camera
Show when an image, event or inference was captured.
Project idea
Machine passport
Give a device its own operating and maintenance record.
Project idea
Verified energy monitor
Create trusted charging, usage or generation data.
Project idea
Verified supply-chain tracker
Prove location, condition and custody events from the edge.
More project ideasMQTT sensor networkHome automation workflowRobot event logLab experiment recordGreenhouse monitor
How Edge Studio works
Start with something you are already building, then add a proof layer.
Connect
Available nowUse a Pi project that already captures data, images or device events.
Automate
Available nowBuild local workflows that trigger on events or schedules, process data and control outputs.
Prove
Available nowCreate a verifiable record for selected files, readings, images, events or device state.
Share
Coming soonExport or publish proof-backed data so others can trust the source.
One local workbench
Connect, automate and prove real-world data — right at the edge.
Connect, automate, and prove
Operate from one local dashboard
See the health of your Pi, connected devices, workflow runs, proof records, Minima node and Integritas connection at a glance.
- Manage devices, workflows, proofs, wallet, and updates
- Review device reads and every workflow run
- Keep configuration and operational history on your Pi
Devices
Bring web services and physical devices into workflows as readable inputs, capture devices or controllable outputs.
Powered by Minima and Integritas
Edge Studio brings the trust building blocks together on your Pi.
Run a Minima node locally, manage wallet and node health, and use Integritas to create proof records for the files and workflow data you choose.
Roadmap
From verified Pi data to an edge builder economy.
Edge Studio starts with verifiable Pi data, then expands toward places where builders can sell, share, combine and extend what they create.
Prove Pi data
Create trusted records from sensors, images, events and device state.
Better workflow building
Make building, editing, watching and diagnosing visual workflows more intuitive.
Guided starter projects
Add device guides, recipes and first workflows for common Raspberry Pi, MQTT, GPIO, camera and sensor setups.
Marketplace
Publish, discover, install, sell or share datasets and third-party modules.
Data pools
Combine proof-backed data from multiple builders to increase usefulness and value.
Build the first proof-enabled Pi projects.
Bring a project, connect a data source, create a verifiable record, and help shape the Marketplace that comes next.
Open a GitHub issue, request a device guide, or tell us what module/data source you want next.