Seneye

seneye ltd is a British company active since 2010 in connected water sensing. Its first aquarium generation reached the market early in the following decade, aiming to measure continuously what manual testing captures only at intervals. The published base is Abbey Farm Commercial Park in Horsham St Faith near Norwich; the history published by Seneye’s manufacturing partner and company records identify Matthew (Matt) Stevenson as the founder.

The home system measures free ammonia, pH, and temperature, can track water level and light, and sends data and alerts through a cloud service. Its architecture combines an electronic device with a small replaceable sensing slide, providing a practical calibration cycle. Seneye subsequently extended the same principle to networks for aquaculture, public aquariums, and environmental monitoring in rivers and lakes.

The move from a hobbyist product to an aquatic IoT platform is the company’s most distinctive development. Its sensor site describes deployments for animal welfare, farming, and watercourses, using remote visualization and distributed installations. The company states that it holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and manufactures and inspects devices within its quality system; those details describe operating practice, while Stevenson’s founding role is supported by company history and corporate records.