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airfy.org · Wi-Fi as a managed service
You mount it. We run the rest.
Airfy runs your organization’s Wi-Fi at every site, entirely remotely. On Airfy access points with Airfy firmware, with AI agents at our side.
01Today
Your team is chasing access points.
Many sites, one team. Every update, every new device, every outage means: drive over, take a look, hope for the best. Wi-Fi runs on the side, until it doesn’t.
Update pending for weeks.
Guests end up on the staff network.
The password is taped to the front desk.
New device. Who knows the password?
Card terminal keeps dropping off.
Guest Wi-Fi is slow. Why?
Access point offline. Since when?
Who changed this last?
And tomorrow, the next site.
02Principle
From now on, Airfy runs your Wi-Fi. Remotely, at every site, with AI agents at our side.
A clear line.
What happens on site stays with you. Airfy takes care of everything else.
Your side · on site
- Cabling
- Power
- Internet
- Mounting
Your facilities team or an electrician
Airfy’s side · remotely
- Configuration
- Monitoring
- Firmware
- Troubleshooting
Airfy, never on site
You mount it. We run the rest.
One team
One team builds all of it.
The Linux-based firmware, the cloud and the operations: one team at Airfy builds them itself.
05ConsoleWhat you see: every site in one view
04OperationsAirfy engineers and AI agents
03CloudConfiguration, monitoring, audit log
02FirmwareLinux-based, built by Airfy
01Access pointAirfy access point with Airfy firmware
03Console
You see what we see.
One console for every site. You see the same sites, devices and outages Airfy sees.
Console
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Your organization
Search …
Live
Sites
6runningNoticeNorth siterunning
6/ 6 Access points online
South siteNotice
3/ 4 Access points online
Harbour siterunning
9/ 9 Access points online
Old Town siterunning
5/ 5 Access points online
West siterunning
7/ 7 Access points online
StaffLaptops, phones
LaptopPhoneTabletLaptop
separated
GuestsVisitors, customers
SmartphoneLaptopSmartphoneTablet
separated
DevicesTills, printers, displays
TillTillPrinterDisplay
One key per device
| Device | Network | Wi-Fi key | Status | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Card terminal till 1 | Devices | •••• •••• 7F3A | active | |
| Card terminal till 2 | Devices | •••• •••• C21E | active | |
| Printer 2nd floor | Devices | •••• •••• 09BD | active | |
| Lobby display | Devices | •••• •••• E4F8 | active | |
| Front desk laptop | Staff | •••• •••• 5A6C | active | |
| Warehouse scanner | Devices | •••• •••• 3D91 | active |
Change · set onceGuest Wi-Fi: usage notice updated
- Head officerolling out
- North siterolling out
- South siterolling out
- Harbour siterolling out
- Old Town siterolling out
- West siterolling out
Firmware updates
New firmwareYour maintenance window · Tue 10 to 11 pmAll sitesHead officeNorth siteSouth siteHarbour siteOld Town siteWest sitecomplete
Your maintenance window
Harbour siteGuest Wi-Fi slow
- Detected
Console · Airfy agent
- Cause
Named by an Airfy agent
- Owner
Airfy: fixed and logged
South siteAccess point 3 unreachable
- Detected
Console · Airfy agent
- Cause
Access point not responding.
- Owner
Your side: check power and cabling
Audit log
- Airfy agentSouth siteAccess point 3 not responding
- AirfySouth siteCheck power and cabling on site (your side)
- Airfy agentHarbour siteChange proposed
- EngineerHarbour siteChange approved
- AirfyHarbour siteChange carried out
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Every site at a glance.
Every site, every access point, every status in one console.
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Separate networks.
Staff, guests and devices stay on networks of their own. Whoever is on guest Wi-Fi can’t see your tills.
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A key of its own for every device.
Instead of one shared password, every device gets its own Wi-Fi key, revocable one by one. Everything else stays connected.
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One change, every site.
Set once, a change reaches every site. Not device by device.
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Firmware in your maintenance window.
New firmware arrives remotely. Always within the maintenance window you set.
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Outages, visible to both.
The console shows every outage. Airfy fixes the network side; power, cabling and internet stay with you.
04AI
AI is how we operate. Not what we sell.
In Airfy’s own operations, agents take over the routine and name the cause, not the symptom. They propose, an Airfy engineer approves every change, and every action is logged.
- 01Agents handle the routine and propose changes.
- 02Engineer approves every change.
- 03Audit log records every action.
You don’t buy AI. You get a network that’s run this way.
- Symptom
Guests report slow Wi-Fi in the lobby.
- Agent
Names the cause, not the symptom, and proposes a change.
- Approval
An Airfy engineer reviews the proposal and approves it.
- Audit log
Change carried out and logged.
05Pricing & FAQ
Three questions before the first call.
- 01Pricing
What does it cost?
Pricing is per site and per access point. The amount is in your quote.
- 02On site
How much work is left on site?
Cabling, power, internet and mounting are handled by your facilities team or an electrician. Airfy never comes on site: configuration, monitoring, firmware and troubleshooting happen remotely.
- 03Outages
What happens during outages?
The console shows them to you, the way Airfy sees them. Airfy fixes the network side.
06Outlook
What comes next.
So you can see where this is going.
Ask your network in plain language
Ask questions the way you’d ask a colleague. Plus agent routines for customer networks.
The Airfy app for customers
A dedicated app for customers.
Airfy sites
In the right place?
airfy.org is the site for Wi-Fi operated by Airfy. Everything else lives on the other Airfy sites.
- airfy.comAgentic Networking.
- airfy.orgYou are hereWi-Fi, operated by Airfy.
- airfy.netCloud Wi-Fi with Airfy hardware, run by your own IT.
- airfy.aiAI for your company's own knowledge.
- airfy.ioThe Wi-Fi platform for vendors and providers, under their brand.
- getairfy.comWi-Fi for small businesses.
- meshnode.comCustom wireless networks for industrial sites and open terrain.
- partner.airfy.comResell Airfy.
Contact
Talk to sales.
Your name, email and what you need are enough. An engineer reads your request and replies with a written scope.
- 1You write
- 2An engineer reads
- 3You get a written scope