Field gear for the mesh
Encrypted, infrastructure-free comms for teams that operate where the grid doesn't reach — and for people who'd rather not depend on it either way.
Shop opening soon ▾ Why meshThe case for owning your comms
A LoRa mesh is radios talking to radios on license-free spectrum. There is no carrier, no account, and no coverage map — your network exists because you planted it.
Nothing between your radios but air. No cell towers to lose, no service plan to lapse, no outage that isn't yours to fix — the mesh works in a canyon, a blackout, or the middle of nowhere.
Traffic rides AES-encrypted channels between hardware you own. No accounts, no cloud relay, no third party holding your messages — what your team says stays on your team's radios.
Solar-powered nodes built to be planted somewhere inconvenient and left alone for months. Coverage you set once and stop thinking about.
In the works
Deployment hardware for the Meshtastic ecosystem — the parts between a bare radio and a node you can walk away from.
Bring your own radio; the kit handles power, weather, and mounting. Everything needed to turn a board into a fixed node — plant it, walk away.
915 MHz whips checked per-unit on a vector network analyzer before they ship — measured performance, not a stock photo's promise.
Height is range. Hardware for getting a node up where it can actually see — because the best antenna is the one above the treeline.
Where it earns its keep
If your operation runs past the edge of coverage — or you plan for the day coverage isn't there — the mesh is your fallback that doesn't fall back.
First production runs open with the shop. Until then, the nodes are on the hills and the solder's still warm.
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