ReefDock aquarium controller with a smoked-glass side panel, lit from within, against a deep reef background

Real hardware. Built and in development.

The first ReefDock Node 1 units are already built.

This is not a mock-up or a concept render. ReefDock Node 1 already pairs with Reef Trak and sends only the aquarium readings you choose. We are refining consumer setup, equipment compatibility, and the everyday experience before release.

Get the first ReefDock Node updates

Join the early-access list to hear when ReefDock Node 1 is ready and to have one of the first opportunities to purchase.

What ReefDock does

Your selected aquarium readings, where you already use Reef Trak.

ReefDock connects compatible aquarium equipment and sensors through Home Assistant, then shares the readings you approve with your Reef Trak tank. Your home network stays private.

Pair it to your tank

Connect ReefDock to one Reef Trak tank with a single-use pairing code—without opening router ports or publishing Home Assistant to the internet.

Choose what is shared

Select the specific devices and readings you want to monitor. Credentials, cameras, room names, and the rest of your Home Assistant setup stay local.

Monitor in Reef Trak

See the latest selected equipment and sensor values alongside the aquarium information you already keep in the Reef Trak ecosystem.

Monitoring first, by design. The first release does not switch pumps, heaters, dosers, lights, relays, or smart plugs. ReefDock begins with a clear monitoring-only safety boundary.

Where the build stands

The hardware exists. The release work is underway.

We want early supporters to know the difference between what is working now and what still needs refinement before anyone buys a unit.

Working now

  • The first physical ReefDock units are assembled
  • Reef Trak tank pairing is implemented
  • Selected-reading monitoring and connection health are implemented
  • Communication is outbound-only from the home

Being refined

  • A straightforward out-of-box setup experience
  • The first supported-equipment compatibility list
  • Launch features, documentation, and support
  • The first release and purchasing plan

Follow the build from the beginning.

Early-access subscribers will hear about testing, supported equipment, launch plans, and the first opportunity to purchase.

Join the ReefDock early-access list
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