No signal?
No problem.

Cell towers choke when tens of thousands of people show up. Pocket-sized LoRa mesh radios keep you texting, sharing location, and finding your crew, with no towers and no data plan.

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Find your people

Share live location with your group and meet at the stage, not "somewhere near the food trucks."

Works without bars

Messages hop device to device over long-range radio. No SIM, no Wi-Fi, no subscription.

Battery friendly

A small node runs for days. Your phone only needs Bluetooth to talk to it.

What is a mesh network?

Mesh radios use LoRa, a low-power, long-range radio technology that runs on unlicensed spectrum (915 MHz in the US, 868 MHz in Europe). Each small device pairs with your phone over Bluetooth. You type a message, your device broadcasts it, and nearby devices can relay it onward so it reaches people beyond direct range. It's built for short text and location, not video or calls.

Two networks, one idea

Meshtastic

The big, friendly, widely adopted option. Huge community, tons of supported hardware, polished apps.

MeshCore

Newer, with structured routing through repeaters designed to scale to large networks.

MeshtasticMeshCore
RelayingNodes rebroadcast ("flooding") with hop limitsDedicated repeaters route; phones/companions don't relay
Best forSmall to mid groups, location sharing, easy startLarger, planned networks with fixed repeaters
CommunityVery large, lots of docsGrowing fast
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Not sure which? Grab a device that supports both and flash whichever your crew picks. Many popular boards run either firmware.

Why festivals?

Heads up: mesh radios are a convenience, not an emergency system. If someone needs help, find festival staff or medical, and call emergency services where you have signal.
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