Anylog + SIMSY
Query data where it lives. Anylog turns a fleet of SIMSY-connected edge devices into a distributed data platform you can SQL against — without a central warehouse and without moving the raw records.
Query at the edge
Run SQL against data on the devices that produced it. No pipeline, no central warehouse.
Decentralised by design
Every node is both a producer and a queryable store. Add nodes, add capacity — no central bottleneck.
Low-latency decisions
Answers come from local data in milliseconds, not from a round trip to the cloud.
Data stays where it belongs
Sensor data never leaves the site unless a query asks for it. Easier compliance, lower egress.
A distributed data platform for the edge
Anylog is a peer-to-peer data platform. Each node ingests, stores and serves its own data; queries are routed across the network and answered where the data lives. It replaces the usual pattern of shipping everything to a central warehouse with a model where the warehouse is the devices.
A private cellular fabric for your data mesh
SIMSY gives Anylog nodes the private, globally-roaming connectivity they need to find each other and federate queries, without exposing anything on the public internet. Nodes join your SIMSY private network, communicate directly inside your own address space, and remain reachable regardless of local ISP or site networking.
Anylog on the device, SIMSY on the SIM
Deploy Anylog on your edge hardware as you normally would. Give the device a SIMSY SIM and it joins your private network — same addressing, same routing, same policy, globally. Node-to-node query federation uses the SIMSY private backbone rather than public cellular NAT, so distributed queries are predictable and fast.
Where this fits
Distributed industrial telemetry
Factory floors, substations, pumping stations — each site holds its own data, queried in place when operations needs an answer. No lift-and-shift to a central lake.
Sensor networks across geography
Smart buildings, agricultural sites, utility assets. Hundreds of nodes feeding local Anylog instances, reachable via one SIMSY private network.
Audit-friendly data residency
Data that must stay in a region simply stays on the nodes in that region. Queries federate across them without ever moving the raw records.
Build a distributed edge data mesh
SIMSY SIMs are the fastest way to get Anylog nodes on the same private network, wherever they're deployed.