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Guides & screens · 29 guides · free tools · real screenshots

What the interface actually looks like, what to do when a panel dies, and the free tools that help meanwhile. Short video walkthroughs will land here as we record them — for now, every screenshot below is the real interface, unretouched.

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Real screensThe interface

Real screens, explained

The same interface runs on the device touchscreen and in any browser on the plant network. Click any screenshot to zoom.

Dashboards. Pick the tags worth keeping and LineKeeper logs them on change — charts, gauges, counters and uptime, from 15 minutes to 30 days back, with CSV export. This is 24 hours of a bottling line.
Operator panel. The screen the operator actually needs: start/stop, hold-to-run jog, indicators and setpoints — assembled by drag-and-drop, no programming. Buttons release if the connection drops — not a safety function.
Live diagnostics. Every controller tag with live values, refreshed twice a second — UDTs unfolded, integers down to single bits. No licensed engineering software involved.
The touchscreenTab by tab

On the touchscreen, tab by tab

Captured on the device itself — portrait kiosk mode, the way it stands next to a machine.

Deeper toolsPLC · storage · editor

The deeper tools

The free appiPhone & iPad

And the free app on your phone

The same idea in your pocket — three protocols (Allen-Bradley, Siemens S7, Modbus TCP), one network scan, dashboards and an operator panel. Full app tour →

Tag browser in the LineKeeper app: every tag of a CompactLogix controller with live values and search
Every Logix tag, live — read straight from the controller
Dashboard in the LineKeeper app: line speed gauge, part counter, motor current trend and temperature
Gauges, counters and trends on the phone
Operator panel in the LineKeeper app: start and stop buttons, hold-to-run jog, speed setpoint and status lamps
Operator panel — the phone as a temporary station
Write dialog in the LineKeeper app showing the allowed range and a confirmation step
Writes are range-checked and confirmed
Emergency guidesWhen a panel dies

Emergency guides

Use these todayFree tools & documentation

Use these today

HMI project converter — free, in the browser

Free tool

Upload a FactoryTalk View, View Designer, Optix, TIA Portal/WinCC or Weintek export and get its buttons, indicators and values back as a LineKeeper screen. Runs entirely in your browser — the file never leaves your computer.

Open the converter

L5X ladder viewer — free, in the browser

Free tool

Drop a Studio 5000 export (.L5X) and read the ladder logic — rungs, branches, timers, real tag names and rung comments — without a Studio 5000 license. Runs entirely in your browser — the program file never leaves your computer.

Open the L5X viewer

User manual

Documentation

The complete illustrated manual: first setup, PLC connection, operator panel, the Restore control wizard, dashboards with recipes, alarms, updates and troubleshooting.

Read the manual

For integrators

Partners

How a support call goes with a free bridge in the customer's hands, remote review with an audit log, and the migration you quote instead of the weekend you lose. Missing a driver, report or export your customers need? Tell us — we build for integrators.

Read the integrator page

The productBehind the guides

A dead panel is survivable — start with the free app

The free LineKeeper app puts live values and operator buttons on a phone in about 15 minutes — build the screen today and it's saved for whenever you need it. The plug-in device version — 7″ $800 or 10″ $900 — is on preorder: ships within 8 weeks of order, full refund before shipping, 30-day money-back after delivery.

The free mobile app: Allen-Bradley, Siemens S7 and Modbus TCP on iPhone and iPad — with the patent-pending "Find by action" tag discovery. Free download; Android in closed beta.