What is

OpenBMS io?

OpenBMS is a community-driven, vendor-neutral Building Management System that connects BACnet, MQTT, and modern IoT protocols, aligning with ASHRAE standards such as 223P, Bacnet/IP, and 231P to create open, interoperable, and sustainable building ecosystems.

Interoperable

Connect any device, any protocol. OpenBMS bridges legacy systems with modern IoT infrastructure seamlessly.

Vendor-Neutral

No lock-in, no proprietary constraints. Build your system your way with complete freedom and transparency.

Community-Driven

Built by experts, for everyone. Join thousands shaping the future of building automation together.

Why Choose

OpenBMS?

Open source innovation meets enterprise reliability

built for tomorrow's requirements

30-50% HVAC Energy Savings

Pre-integrated ASHRAE G36 sequences deliver proven energy reductions as a core feature, not an expensive add-on.

Coming Soon

Eliminate Vendor Lock-in

Fully open-source platform frees you from proprietary systems that trap buildings with a single vendor for decades.

10-25% Software-Only Savings

G36 reprogramming delivers significant savings with 2-7 year payback periods—no hardware changes needed.

Coming Soon

ASHRAE 223P Semantic Modeling

Native support for the latest ASHRAE standard ensures your building data is structured, meaningful, and future-proof.

Coming Soon

50% Fewer Comfort Complaints

G36 standardized sequences reduce temperature-related complaints by nearly 50% alongside energy savings.

Coming Soon

True BACnet Interoperability

Built from the ground up for BACnet compliance—mix and match equipment from any manufacturer.

Visual Programming

No-code/low-code interface lets integrators configure control logic without deep programming expertise.

Portable Building Data

Your semantic model belongs to you and moves with you—change contractors, vendors, or platforms freely.

Coming Soon

Simulate Before You Deploy

FMU export with LBNL Modelica Buildings Library tests control sequences virtually before going live.

Built-in Demand Response

Respond to grid signals and price spikes with G36's native Demand Limiting sequences that maintain comfort.

Coming Soon

Zero Licensing Fees

No per-point charges or annual contracts. Dramatically lower total cost of ownership.

Semantic Validation Built-in

BuildingMOTIF integration validates your building model conforms to standards automatically.

Coming Soon

AI-Assisted Semantic Mapping

AI copilot maps BACnet points to ASHRAE 223P, suggests configurations, and explains logic in plain language.

Coming Soon

Coming Soon

Easier Troubleshooting

G36's documented, consistent logic means any mechanical engineer can understand the system without reverse-engineering.

Coming Soon

Integrator Empowerment

Independent integrators can compete with large OEMs without being beholden to their terms.

Built for Decarbonization

Ready for electrification, grid-interactive buildings, and carbon reduction mandates becoming law.

Coming Soon

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about OpenBMS

Why choose open source over proprietary BMS software?

Open source BMS software offers transparency, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness. You're not locked into a single vendor, can customize the system to your exact needs, and benefit from community-driven improvements. With OpenBMS, you own your infrastructure and data completely.

What hardware does OpenBMS support?

OpenBMS is designed to be hardware-agnostic and works with standard industry protocols like BACnet and MQTT. It supports a wide range of devices from major manufacturers including Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Siemens, and many more. If it speaks BACnet or MQTT, OpenBMS can integrate it.

How can I contribute or get support?

Open source solution for your

Building Automation

Building with the community not just for it

BACnet

MQTT

ASHRAE Standards

Open Source

OpenBMS

Open Source Building Automation

© 2025 OpenBMS. All rights reserved.

Documentation

License

Contact

Join the community!

The OpenBMS io community is a great place to collaborate, share ideas, and get support.


Pre-Release

Get early access and shape the product

Open Source

100% transparent and community-driven

Active Community

Join developers and experts worldwide

Open source solution for your

Building Automation

Building with the community not just for it

BACnet

MQTT

ASHRAE Standards

Open Source

What is

OpenBMS io?

OpenBMS is a community-driven, vendor-neutral Building Management System that connects BACnet, MQTT, and modern IoT protocols, aligning with ASHRAE standards such as 223P, BACNET/IP, and 231P, to create open, interoperable, and sustainable building ecosystems.

Interoperable

Connect any device, any protocol. OpenBMS bridges legacy systems with modern IoT infrastructure seamlessly.

Vendor-Neutral

No lock-in, no proprietary constraints. Build your system your way with complete freedom and transparency.

Community-Driven

Built by experts, for everyone. Join thousands shaping the future of building automation together.

Why Choose

OpenBMS?

Open source innovation meets enterprise reliability

built for tomorrow's requirements

True BACnet Interoperability

Built from the ground up for BACnet compliance—mix and match equipment from any manufacturer.

30-50% HVAC Energy Savings

Pre-integrated ASHRAE G36 sequences deliver proven energy reductions as a core feature, not an expensive add-on.

Coming Soon

Visual Programming

No-code/low-code interface lets integrators configure control logic without deep programming expertise.

Simulate Before You Deploy

FMU export with LBNL Modelica Buildings Library tests control sequences virtually before going live.

Zero Licensing Fees

No per-point charges or annual contracts. Dramatically lower total cost of ownership.

Integrator Empowerment

Independent integrators can compete with large OEMs without being beholden to their terms.

Portable Building Data

Your semantic model belongs to you and moves with you-changes contractors, vendors, or platforms freely.

Coming Soon

Built-in Demand Response

Respond to grid signals and price spikes with G36's native Demand Limiting sequences that maintain comfort.

Coming Soon

Semantic Validation Built-in

BuildingMOTIF integration validates your building model conforms to standards automatically.

Coming Soon

Easier Troubleshooting

G36's documented, consistent logic means any mechanical engineer can understand the system without reverse-engineering.

Coming Soon

Built for Decarbonization

Ready for electrification, grid-interactive buildings, and carbon reduction mandates becoming law.

Coming Soon

AI-Assisted Semantic Mapping

AI copilot maps BACnet points to ASHRAE 223P, suggests configurations, and explains logic in plain language.

Coming Soon

Why choose open source over proprietary BMS software?

Open source BMS software offers transparency, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness. You're not locked into a single vendor, can customize the system to your exact needs, and benefit from community-driven improvements. With OpenBMS, you own your infrastructure and data completely.

What hardware does OpenBMS support?

OpenBMS is designed to be hardware-agnostic and works with standard industry protocols like BACnet and MQTT. It supports a wide range of devices from major manufacturers including Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Siemens, and many more. If it speaks BACnet or MQTT, OpenBMS can integrate it.

How can I contribute or get support?

We offer multiple ways to contribute and get support. Join our Discord community for real-time discussions, check our GitHub repository for code contributions, or participate in our documentation efforts. Our community includes building automation experts, developers, and facility managers ready to help.

Join the community!

The OpenBMS io community is a great place to collaborate, share ideas, and get support.


Pre-Release

Get early access and shape the product

Open Source

100% transparent and community-driven

Active Community

Join developers and experts worldwide

OpenBMS

Open Source Building Automation

Documentation

License

Contact

© 2025 OpenBMS. All rights reserved.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about OpenBMS