iDSLab — the bright side of apps
SINCE 2016

Industrial Datalog Systems

The company behind iDSLab — a software product lab building practical desktop and mobile applications, telemetry systems and AI-assisted tools.

Industrial Datalog Systems Kft. was registered in Hungary in 2016. Under the iDSLab brand we design and build software for Windows, Linux, Android and iOS — from focused tools for private users to telemetry and field systems for teams with a specific job to do.

iDSLab exists to do one thing differently: ship the feature the market forgot. Where others clone, we look for the bright side — the capability that makes a tool genuinely worth switching to.

How it fits together

Industrial Datalog Systems Kft.
The legal company and operator, registered in Hungary in 2016.
iDSLab
The software product lab and brand — the bright side of apps.
The apps
Individual products, prototypes, concepts and pilots within the iDSLab portfolio.
idatalog.com
The portfolio's future public home, where the apps will be presented and offered.

What we build

The portfolio spans consumer apps and technical systems — built on a shared engineering base.

Desktop & mobile apps

Native-feeling software across Windows, Linux, Android and iOS.

Telemetry & live data

Real-time capture, streaming and visualisation from vehicles and sensors.

Backend & user platforms

Accounts, entitlement and data services behind the apps.

WebRTC & real-time comms

Low-latency video and data links for field and remote use.

AI-assisted tools

Practical machine intelligence built into the product, not bolted on.

Industrial & field dashboards

Operations views built for the wall, the desk and the pocket.

Practical utilities

Small, focused tools that do one job genuinely well.

Tailor-made, not off-the-shelf

We build for the job in front of us — software shaped to the work, not the other way around.

Best cost to value

Serious engineering without enterprise price tags. You pay for what moves the needle.

A reason to switch

Every app ships with the feature the incumbents skipped — the bright side others left dark.