Datacake is a low-code IoT platform, based in Germany, for building device monitoring and management applications without programming. It connects a wide range of hardware, with particular strength in LoRaWAN and NB-IoT sensors alongside MQTT and HTTP devices and integrations with network servers like The Things Stack, and it stores incoming data and exposes it through configurable dashboards with charts, gauges, maps, and tables. Users can define device templates so a fleet of identical sensors is set up once, add custom fields and calculations, configure rules that send alerts by email, SMS, or webhook when values cross thresholds, and white-label the whole interface to resell monitoring to their own customers. Datacake is used for applications such as cold-chain and temperature monitoring, smart farming, building and facility monitoring, asset tracking, and industrial sensing, and it is popular with system integrators and solution providers who need to stand up a client-ready dashboard quickly. It reports tens of thousands of users across many countries. Datacake offers a free tier with a handful of devices and unlimited users, with paid plans that scale by device count and add white-labeling, more data retention, and enterprise features.