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Most of the probes with computer connection that I'm familiar with are designed for use in saltwater tanks so most of the links I know of would go there. I'm not sure they could be used out of water. From a real quick google search though here's a temp one...

A computer program that you can connect probes to that would measure, track, and record temps/humidity. Perhaps a feature where you could enter information such as number of eggs set, number of eggs candled, number clear at day 14, final hatch analysis If you just want the computer to keep...

I doubt it's that proprietary. They probably just use plenty of time for it to cure. I used enamel designed for wood boats on my plywood guinea pig pen and just left the boards sit for a week in the basement before putting it together. Was completely cured and completely waterproof by then.

I think humidity would be more of a problem with wood than temps. I don't see how wood would insulate any worse than styrofoam. It would though absorb moisture if it's not sealed well.