No. Voltrus tools are native macOS and Linux apps. No Parallels, no Windows, no virtualization. Install from the Mac App Store or direct download.
Industrial software, made by engineers for engineers.
Native macOS/Linux/Windows apps for Industrial protocols, SCADA, and HMI.
MES and OEE SaaS for production teams.
Trusted globally
Used by engineers in 15+ countries
Voltrus tools run in commissioning laptops and control cabinets on five continents, with customers from Germany to New Zealand.
15+ countries · 5 continents · lifetime licenses, no subscription
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The tools engineers actually buy.
Our most popular protocol tools. Native Mac apps, one-time purchase, no subscription.
All products
The full Voltrus catalog.
Protocol explorers, SCADA + HMI, terminal database browsers, and utilities. All native, all lifetime-licensed.
Protocol Tools
EtherNet/IP CIP browser
View EtherNet/IP ExplorerModbus TCP + RTU master & slave simulator
View Modbus PollNative BACnet/IP device discovery & object browser
View BACnet ExplorerDNP3 device browser
View DNP3 ExplorerRS232 / RS485 hex + ASCII serial terminal
View Serial TerminalSiemens S7-1200 / S7-1500 browser
View S7 ExplorerOPC-UA client
View OPC-UA ExplorerMQTT broker + client
View MQTT ExplorerNATS client + JetStream, KV & Object store browser
View NATS ExplorerBLE scanner & GATT browser
View BLE InspectorTell us the protocol or device you wrangle. If it's industrial, it's on our roadmap.
Request at [email protected]SCADA, HMI, PLC, OEE & MES
Manufacturing execution: work orders, traceability, quality checks, OEE rollup.
View Voltrus MESSelf-hosted SCADA + HMI monitoring. Single binary, lifetime license.
View Voltrus SCADADrag-and-drop HMI dashboard builder for industrial PLCs
View Voltrus HMINative macOS PLC IDE: IEC 61131-3 Structured Text + softPLC runtime
View Voltrus PLCReal-time OEE monitoring for the factory floor. SaaS + rented hardware kit.
View Voltrus OEEUnified industrial protocol gateway: seven protocols (Modbus, OPC UA, EtherNet/IP, S7, DNP3, BACnet/IP, MQTT) over one gRPC API. Single Rust binary.
View Voltrus GatewaySecure remote access to industrial PLC networks. Self-hosted WireGuard mesh, no TeamViewer, no ad-hoc VPNs.
View Voltrus RemoteTerminal Database Browsers
Why Voltrus
Built for engineers who run the floor.
Native tools for every stage of the job: commission a PLC on-site, monitor the line in SCADA, inspect a database in the terminal. One catalog, one vendor.
Native macOS & Linux
Real native apps, not Electron, not Parallels. Small binaries, low RAM, runs on Apple Silicon and x86_64 out of the box.
One-Time Pricing
No subscriptions, no per-seat fees, no "Pro" unlocks. Pay once, use forever. Company expense accounts welcome.
Every Industrial Protocol
Modbus, BACnet, OPC-UA, DNP3, EtherNet/IP and S7 explorers, built by the team behind Voltrus SCADA and already in production.
Self-Hostable
SCADA + HMI run as single binaries on your own network. No phone-home, no cloud dependency, no per-device SaaS lock-in.
The Full Suite
From field commissioning tools to continuous SCADA monitoring, HMI, PLC, and factory-floor OEE. One vendor, one license model.
Store Distribution
Mac App Store and direct download: notarized, sandboxed, auto-updated. No random GitHub binaries your IT team blocks.
FAQ
Common questions.
The desktop tools (protocol explorers, terminal database browsers, utilities) are one-time lifetime licenses. Voltrus SCADA is perpetual from $49. Voltrus OEE is hosted SaaS billed per machine per month. Voltrus MES is hosted SaaS at $59 per machine per month with a $299 monthly site minimum.
Modbus TCP/RTU, BACnet/IP, OPC-UA, DNP3, EtherNet/IP (Allen-Bradley), Siemens S7, MQTT, and BLE, plus serial RS232/RS485. SCADA adds the same protocols for continuous monitoring.
Self-hosted. SCADA and HMI run as single binaries on your own hardware or a $4 VPS, with no cloud dependency and no phone-home. Voltrus OEE is hosted (it bundles a hardware kit), and Voltrus MES deploys cloud by default or on-site for plants that keep production data in-house.
Yes. Native ARM64 binaries for M1–M4 Macs, plus x86_64 for Intel Mac, Windows, and Linux. No Rosetta, no emulation.
They serve different jobs. The explorers are field commissioning and debugging tools for individual devices; SCADA is for continuous monitoring with dashboards and alarms. Most engineers use both.
Yes. Lifetime licenses include updates, distributed through the Mac App Store auto-update channel or direct download. No annual maintenance fee.
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