A clear test flow.
Pair Akriton Vela over Bluetooth, start or stop a test, follow progress and read its result in a consistent order.
The Akriton app / In development
The reading.
And its whole story.
One native app being designed for iPhone, iPad and Mac. Run a check, understand the result, and keep the context with the connection.
iPhoneiPadMac
Core app intended to be included with Akriton Vela.
AKRITON / APP CONCEPTSAMPLE DATA
AkritonAkriton Vela BUILDING A / ROOM 214
Jack B
B2-14-02LATEST CHECKReading saved.
Today · 10:24CableAll pairs connected
NetworkSwitch 02 · Port 14
DHCPLease received
DROP NOTE
Classroom display connection. Label confirmed at the wall jack.
PREVIOUS VISITOct 12 · Cable check saved
Design concept with illustrative readings. Final app features and compatibility are in development.
Akriton app + Vela / Interactive demo
From a test at the jack.
To a record you can return to.
Watch the instrument and app work as one. Run the check, understand the reading, and save it where it belongs.
THE CONNECTED WORKFLOWILLUSTRATIVE DEMO / SAMPLE DATA
BUILDING A / ROOM 214Jack B
Akriton VelaConnected at the jack
Illustrative instrument design study
AkritonBUILDING A / ROOM 214Jack B B2-14-02
01 / READY TO TEST
A connection.
A clear place to start.
Vela is at the jack. The right drop is open in the app.
Ready for a new checkVela paired over Bluetooth
02 / TEST IN PROGRESS
The check moves.
The context stays.
The app follows Vela through the cable and network checks.
Cable verificationChecking pairs
Network connectionLink & addressing
Result conditionsRecorded with the test
Animated example. No live device is connected.
03 / REVIEW THE RESULT
The answer.
With its conditions.
- Cable
- All pairs connected
- Network
- Switch 02 · Port 14
- DHCP
- Lease received
- PoE load test
- Not run in this example
04 / SAVED TO THE DROP
Ready for
the next visit.
BUILDING A → ROOM 214 → JACK BNew check savedCable · Network · Test conditions
NOTE
Classroom display connection.
Wall label confirmed.
Reading, location and note, together in the drop history.
TEST → RESULT → DROP HISTORYApp concept
One drop. From the first check to the next visit.
Example ready: Vela is connected at Room 214, Jack B.
An illustrative workflow with sample readings, not a live test or a working app. Vela and the Akriton app are in development. Final features, interface and supported measurements will be confirmed before ordering opens.
Designed app features
One place for the check.
And everything it tells you.
Remember the connection.
Organize drops by building, room and jack. Keep readings, notes and previous visits attached to the place they belong.
Follow the next question.
Ping, traceroute, DNS lookups and TCP port checks, with the current target carried into the tool and results attached to the drop.
See what answers.
Discover responding devices and inspect the identity and services they advertise. Available detail depends on the network and the connected device.
Keep working where you are.
Move between the test, the drop and diagnostic tools while progress stays visible. The active connection remains the point of reference.
Keep access with the app.
Saved credentials are designed to stay in Apple Keychain on your iPhone, iPad or Mac, separate from the instrument and the measurement result.
Features describe the intended app experience. Supported functions vary by platform, permissions, network and connection method. The app is not available to download yet.
Akriton Vela + the Akriton app
The measurement.
And the meaning around it.
The instrument works at the jack. The app brings the control, the context and the next step to your screen.
Reach the physical connection.
Cable verification, PoE checks and foreign-voltage detection depend on the instrument’s measurement hardware. A phone alone cannot make these measurements.
Keep the conditions in view.
Start a test over Bluetooth and follow its progress. Review the result with anything skipped, incomplete or needing attention.
Make the next visit easier.
Save the reading against the building, room and jack, alongside notes and previous results. Return to the drop with its history in view.
| Your workflow | Akriton app | App + Akriton Vela |
|---|---|---|
| The location | Personal drop library, notes and history | New instrument readings saved against that same drop |
| The investigation | Diagnostic tools on the app device’s network | Wired test results from the connection at the jack |
| The physical cable | A phone alone cannot measure cable or PoE | Cable, PoE and foreign-voltage measurements from Vela |
| The test | Review saved results and context | Bluetooth test control, live progress and returned readings |
Designed workflow. Akriton Vela and the Akriton app are in development; final supported features will be confirmed before ordering opens.
One structure. Three screens.
Familiar in your hand.
Room to work at your desk.
At the jack.
Quick access to the test, your drop list and diagnostic tools, with a persistent view of what is running.
More context beside the result.
A larger workspace for the current reading and the drop’s history, with a familiar sidebar and inspector.
A wider view of the work.
Keyboard-driven navigation and space for multiple tools. Direct Mode is designed to use a compatible wired Ethernet adapter.
A wired adapter does not replace Vela’s cable, PoE or foreign-voltage measurement hardware. Final adapter and operating-system compatibility will be confirmed with release specifications.
A complete working loop
One jack.
A better starting point.
- 01
Choose the drop.
Open Room 214, Jack B, with its notes and previous reading already in context.
- 02
Run the check.
Connect Akriton Vela and use the app to follow the cable and network test.
- 03
Investigate the result.
Open the relevant diagnostic tool without starting over with the room, jack or target.
- 04
Leave a useful record.
Save the result and a note against the same drop for the next visit.
Akriton Vela / Coming soon