Straton Advanced

Control for ATI Straton lights. Draw the day as a curve instead of typing numbers — and everything stays on your own network.

In field testing

iPhone and iPad · Mac · Android · Windows · interface in German

Straton Advanced on the Mac: the daylight curve of one group, next to overall intensity and the seven-channel palette
Just over two minutes, and it makes sense without sound. The app’s interface is in German. Music: “The Corporate”, joystock.org.

Program

A day is a curve, not a table.

Place points, drag them, delete them. Templates for sunrise and sunset, cloud passes, and a grid to snap to when it has to be exact. Play the finished curve back and watch it before it goes to the light.

On the phone: the daylight curve with overall intensity and templates On the phone: the current day with intensity, groups and temperature per section

The spectrum in view

Seven channels from UV to red. The supplied palettes are your starting point; your own are made as copies, so the factory palettes stay untouched. The mix at any time of day is always on screen.

Brighter or darker, without losing the curve

Overall intensity applies to the groups you tick and leaves their relative balance alone. The stored curve is untouched — you can always go back.

Take a look without a light

A demo mode shows the whole app with sample data. Nothing is loaded, nothing is sent.

Devices

Several lights, every section on its own.

Master and slave in one view, every section freely assigned to a group, with per-section temperature and 48 hours of history. A wizard walks you through first-time setup.

The devices view: master and slave with three sections each, section-to-group assignment and hardware details

All images show made-up sample data — the serial numbers and addresses belong to no real light. The app’s interface is in German.

On your own network

And nowhere else.

The app finds your lights itself and talks to them directly. There is no account, no sign-in with me, no cloud and no server anything runs through. No ads, no crash reports, no analytics: apart from the traffic to the light, nothing leaves your device. Without internet the app works just the same. Details are in the privacy policy.

On all your devices

One app, five platforms.

The same app on iPhone and iPad, on the Mac, on Android and on Windows — from one shared codebase, with the same controls. Supported lights: ATI Straton Flex 51, 102 and 153, and ATI Straton Pro 102, 153 and 204.

In field testing.

Straton Advanced is currently being tried out on real tanks. Write to the contact form if you would like to be told when the app is available.