Field Station · preview

A notebook server for the field.

An experimental local-server preview for phones, tablets and laptops.

What you are seeing

Not yet tested on a physical Raspberry Pi. These screens run on Windows with simulated hardware readings. Pi Wi-Fi setup, a one-step installer and real-device validation remain planned.

The Cursiv Field Station dashboard in a browser: field notebook with 4 entries, intact and in order; thermal 52 °C normal; power 82%; system CPU and memory; local AI not running; notebook encrypted and unlocked. A purple banner says the hardware is simulated. — Windows preview · simulated hardware

Built so far

Browser notebook with recording, corrections, search and exports.
Sign-in and an encrypted notebook that locks after restart.
Health readings labelled real, derived, simulated, stale or unavailable.

Before relying on it

The local preview uses HTTP. It is not end-to-end HTTPS protection. Battery runtime and local-model performance have not been established on a Pi.

No hardware kit is for sale, and no battery is recommended as validated. Read the status and plan.

Phone and notebook preview screens

Phone screen: Unlock the notebook. The station restarted, so its notebook is encrypted until someone enters the encryption passphrase. Health readings work meanwhile.

Phone screen: the Field Station dashboard with notebook, thermal and power cards.

Phone screen: the field notebook form with site, sample ID, project, observer and measurements kept exactly as typed.

Phone screen: Field Station health with a plain power bank. Battery, charging, power draw, voltage and runtime all read not available, with one note: battery telemetry unavailable; an external power source may be connected, but its charge can't be determined.

The Field Station notebook in a desktop browser: the new-observation form and a list of entries from Willow Creek with water temperature, pH, dissolved oxygen, turbidity and conductivity, including a correction that keeps the original entry.

Use the desktop notebook today