Stay in touch where there is no signal.
Palm-sized radios that find each other automatically and pass messages along, hop by hop, with no tower and no mobile network anywhere in the picture. Trekking groups, paraglider pilots, dog owners, school trips, golf courses, farms and festivals — anywhere people spread out past the edge of coverage.
An open-source mesh that turns every radio into a relay.
Meshtastic uses LoRa (Long Range) radio to send short, encrypted messages between palm-sized devices. Each node automatically relays for the others — so a team spread across kilometres of jungle, mountain, urban rubble or open desert stays in contact with no infrastructure of any kind.
Long Range
Line-of-sight links of 10 km+ between nodes; tens of kilometres end-to-end as messages hop through the mesh.
AES-256 Encrypted
Channel-level encryption keeps your team's traffic private. No cloud, no telemetry, no metadata leaving your mesh.
Self-Healing Mesh
Lose any node and the route reforms automatically. There's no base station to take out — the network is the team.
Phone-Optional
Pairs with Android & iOS over Bluetooth for chat, maps and GPS — or runs head-less on a keyboard-screen device with no phone at all.
Everyone On One Map
Everyone on one map, updating itself. Pairs with a phone for mapping, or runs on a keyboard-screen node with no phone at all. ATAK and iTAK supported for the teams that use them.
Days on a Charge
Low-power LoRa radios run for 24–96 hours on internal cells; solar & vehicle-power options keep field nodes online indefinitely.
Anywhere the group spreads out and the bars disappear.
It is the same problem every time. A trekking party strung along a ridge. Pilots scattered across farmland after a flight. A dog that has gone over the hill. Thirty children at a fort. Marshals at a mela where the network has buckled under the crowd. Everyone needs to know where everyone else is, and there is no signal to do it with.
Four kits. From bare-board to full deployment.
Whether you're a maker building your first node, a hiker in the Himalayas, an SDRF section, or a battalion equipping an entire company — there's a Meshtastic kit sized for the job.
Bare PCB Node
A pre-flashed Meshtastic PCB with antenna and battery. Drop it into your own enclosure, vehicle harness or bag.
Rugged Cased Device
IP-rated case, screen, keyboard, internal antenna and high-capacity cell. Pocket-size, drop-tested. Pair via Bluetooth or run standalone.
Trooper Node
Small, fully waterproof node with magnetic charging and standard GoPro mounting — helmet, chest harness, handlebar or pack. Built for weather and knocks.
Deployment Kit (×20)
Twenty rugged nodes, command display, charging hub, spare antennas & cabling — pre-keyed to a single secure mesh. Ready out-of-box.
One tracker. Twelve ways to mount it.
Our trackers use the standard two-prong GoPro interface, so the same device goes on a helmet, a weapon rail, a chest harness, a handlebar, a vehicle panel or an airframe — using mounts you can buy anywhere and replace in the field.
Position, messages and markers push straight into ATAK, iTAK and WinTAK — pre-installed and channel-mapped before the kit ships.
From boot-up to encrypted chat in under a minute.
Meshtastic is intentionally boring to operate. Power on, pair, send. The hard parts — frequency hopping, retries, route discovery, encryption — happen invisibly in the firmware.
Power On
Each node boots into its pre-loaded channel set with the team's shared encryption key.
Discover Neighbours
Beacons announce presence; every node builds a routing table of who's reachable directly and via whom.
Send & Relay
Messages, GPS pings and waypoints hop node-to-node — re-routing automatically if a node moves or drops off.
Read on Phone or Display
Pair Android / iOS / iTAK over Bluetooth — or just read the message on the device's own keyboard-screen.
Wherever cellular ends, the mesh begins.
Search and rescue teams under forest canopy. Volunteers when a cyclone has taken the towers down. Forest patrols. Fishing boats within reach of shore. Housing societies that want something that still works when the grid does not. And, for the units that ask for it, defence and paramilitary configurations built to their own frequency allocation.
Search & Rescue
Maintain contact in canyons, jungle and rubble where radios fade and cellular is dead.
Disaster Response
Stand-up an instant comms grid in hours when towers, fibre and power are gone.
Expedition & Trekking
Keep the trekking party in touch across ridges, valleys and dead-zones — without satellite fees.
Estate & Campus
Encrypted radio for guards and engineers across factories, farms, mines and large campuses.
Drone & UAV Tracking
Track the airframe on its own radio — independent of the flight link, and still beaconing after a flyaway.
Marine & Riverine
Track vessels and crew in flotillas; coordinate fishermen in coastal grids without VHF licensing.
Citizen Preparedness
RWA / housing-society mesh for cyclones, floods and grid failures — independent of any service provider.
Real kit, in the places people actually take it.
Not renders. Nodes on collars, in backpacks, on handlebars, on rooftops and up masts — photographed in use rather than on a studio table.
On The Trail
Relay
On The Bike
With The Dog
On The Road
All Weather
Scale
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