Synnax documentation
Connect hardware, operate and automate physical systems, and process live and recorded data.

Synnax is a unified industrial control and operations platform. It combines data acquisition, a time-series database, live visualization, manual and automated control, and data processing in one system.
Propulsion testing
Run rocket engine and component test stands.Fusion and energy
Operate experiments and the systems that support them.Vehicle testing
Test automotive and aerospace components.Production control
Monitor and control production equipment.Synnax Desktop
Free. Runs on your own macOS or Windows computer, with nothing to set up.
Download Synnax DesktopSynnax Enterprise
For teams. Deploy a Core on your own servers, then connect users, Drivers, and scripts to it.
Set up Synnax EnterpriseNot sure which one you need? Compare the editions.
Common workflows
Record data from a test stand
Read sensors from NI, LabJack, Modbus, OPC UA, EtherCAT, and HTTP devices.Operate a system by hand
Open valves and start pumps from a live schematic.Automate a test sequence
Write the stages, timing, and aborts of a test in Arc.Catch bad values
Color values that pass a limit, and raise alarms with Arc.Review and compare tests
Mark each test run in time, then find, plot, and export its data.Process data as it arrives
Compute new values from live and recorded channels.Start here
Explore the sample project
Run a simulated tank pressurization, take control of a valve, and abort the test.Your first run
Create channels, write data with Arc, plot it, and record a range.Synnax concepts
Learn the parts of Synnax and the words the docs use for them.Console UI overview
Find your way around the toolbars, panels, and command palette.How Synnax compares
Teams often build a test or control system from separate tools: one to acquire data, one to store it, one for operator screens, and one for automation. Synnax does each job in one system. Plots, schematics, sequences, and alarms all use the same channels, so nothing needs to be wired between tools.