BMSDeveloper
AI tool that generates Tridium Niagara building automation components
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The company
BMSDeveloper is an AI tool for building management system programmers working on the Tridium Niagara platform: a user describes a control sequence in plain English, and the software generates the code, compiles the Niagara component and deploys it to the station. It covers logic, equipment sequencing, timers, equipment queries, history analysis and local predictive models, and runs inside Niagara Workbench.
Niagara is a multi-vendor standard, and the company says its tool runs across vendors including Honeywell, Johnson Controls and Distech — so code generation can target one platform and reach many estates. The constraint in building automation has long been the manual wiresheet work that sits between a written sequence and a running station.
The company was founded in 2026 and is based in Roseville, United States. Beyond that, the founding story is thin on public detail; what is on record is the product's focus on replacing manual wiresheet programming.
Founder Zachary Denning has worked at Distech Controls, Controlco and Schneider Electric — all inside the controls and building automation supply chain — and studied at California Maritime Academy. Denning previously founded Hank.
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