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.
ResQMesh is a support to communications where there is no network coverage: it helps a team exchange messages, operator positions and sensor data. It does not replace emergency services and must not be relied upon as the only or primary way to get emergency assistance: in an emergency, call 112 (or your local emergency number) first. Delivery of messages, positions and ALERTs depends on radio range, terrain, batteries and other boards being in range, and is not guaranteed. ResQMesh is an experimental system running on third-party radio boards; it is not a certified safety device.
Built for the moment it is needed.
Even without the phone.
If the phone is flat or left in the car, the Garmin watch connects straight to the ResQMesh radio: send an ALERT from your wrist, receive the team's messages and answer with quick replies.
For groups, the app is customised with the organisation's name and the team's quick replies. With the phone in your pocket, ALERTs and messages reach any smartwatch as notifications.
What it looks like.
Now on the App Store.
For iPhone and iPad, and for Macs with Apple silicon. An Android version is in testing. Field tests are open: write to us to take part.