When the network is gone,
the radios keep talking.
Small LoRa boards and your iPhone become one network. Messages, positions and emergency alerts hop from board to board, with no internet and no infrastructure behind them.
Built for the moment it is needed.
Come si presenta.
Put it on your board.
The board firmware is free and stays free. Connect the board with a USB data cable and pick your model. Boards with an ESP32 are programmed straight from the browser: Chrome or Edge on a computer, not from a phone.
For the two nRF52 boards: connect the board, press the reset button twice in quick succession — a removable disk appears — and drag the .uf2 file onto it. The board restarts on its own with the new firmware.
Installing wipes the previous configuration: callsign, frequency and channels are set again from the app. On amateur radio bands a licence is required.
Coming soon to the App Store.
The iPhone app is in testing with volunteer operators. An Android version will follow. Write to us to take part in the field tests, or to be told when it is out.