Wyebot

Wyebot develops the Wireless Intelligence Platform (WIP), a Wi-Fi analytics and optimization product combining a hardware sensor with cloud software. The platform uses a patented AI-based engine to analyze network behavior, detect performance issues in real time, identify root causes, and recommend resolutions. Capabilities include real-time issue alerting, synthetic end-user testing, historical analytics for identifying performance trends, and remote troubleshooting and optimization.

The sensor is described as vendor agnostic, gathering data from any Wi-Fi or wired device without requiring changes to existing network infrastructure. Deployment is positioned as plug-and-play: the sensor is connected to an Ethernet port with internet access, after which the platform learns the environment's behavior and self-configures, with no Wi-Fi certification required of the installer. Once installed, IT staff can monitor, analyze, and resolve issues remotely from any location.

Business model

Wyebot sells its Wireless Intelligence Platform, consisting of network sensors plus analytics software, to organizations that operate Wi-Fi networks. Marketing emphasizes reduced IT workload and avoided costs from remote site visits, with a savings calculator offered to prospective buyers.

Traction

The company reports more than 100 million user sessions analyzed globally and cites customer case studies spanning enterprise, education, healthcare, and event environments, including a deployment supporting 17,000 connected users at a World Cup skiing event and integration work with the Intel Unite solution.