SenseStack is operational readiness infrastructure for commercial saunas. It validates heat-up time, confirms operating temperature, and tells operators when their sauna is ready for guests.

How does SenseStack know when a sauna is ready?

SenseStack uses a high-temperature probe mounted externally to the sauna to record heat-up curves and measure when the sauna reaches its optimal operating temperature range.

Who is SenseStack for?

SenseStack is built for commercial sauna operators — gyms, wellness centres, hotels, and spas who need to ensure their saunas are consistently ready and at operating temperature before guests arrive.

How much does SenseStack cost?

Pilot access is €120 per monitored sauna for a 30-day operational readiness validation phase. This is credited toward ongoing subscription if you continue after the pilot.

Where is SenseStack available?

SenseStack is currently piloting with commercial sauna operators in Ireland. Apply for founding access to join the pilot programme.

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Edinburgh · Scotland

Cold Plunge monitoring for Edinburgh operators.

SenseStack delivers operational readiness infrastructure for commercial cold plunges across Edinburgh. Live telemetry, 4–8°C target band validation and a single dashboard your team can scan in two seconds.

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Why Edinburgh

Built for the way Edinburgh operators run.

Edinburgh hotel spas and wellness venues use SenseStack to validate heat-up performance and confirm operating conditions every morning.

Continuous cold-immersion telemetry from a low-profile, externally-mounted unit.
4–8°C target band validation with a universal six-state model — Offline, Idle, Preparing, Ready, Recovering, Attention.
Operator dashboard accessible from any device on shift.
Pilot installs across United Kingdom with on-site or remote commissioning.

Other Edinburgh environments

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