Meshtastic

@meshtastic.org

Meshtastic is an open-source project enabling off-grid, decentralized communication using low-cost, low-power devices. Perfect for adventurers, makers, and communities looking for resilient mesh networks without having to rely on traditional infrastructure

📚 Complete docs are now built into the Meshtastic app, available for Android & iOS in the stores now. Works fully off-grid and refreshes with every update. Also: firmware 2.7.26 beta is live, packed with new features and fixes 🚀. Flash it and tell us what you think!

Meshtastic promotional graphic. Left side, light gray background: the Meshtastic logo and headline 'Complete docs, now inside the app.' Below it, text reads '30+ pages of user and developer docs built into the app, always available off grid, and refreshed automatically with every app update.' A simple line-drawn robot mascot with antenna stands below, waving. Right side, green background: 'Android' and 'iOS' pill labels above two overlapping phone screenshots showing the app's Help & Documentation screen, listing topics like Getting Started, Bluetooth Device Connection, Messages & Channels, Nodes List, Firmware Updates, Map & Waypoints, Settings, and Telemetry & Sensors.

Huge thanks to everyone who joined us at Ubuntu Summit 26.04! If you missed Jonathan Bennett's "Hands-on Meshtastic" talk, the video is now on Canonical Ubuntu's YouTube. Catch our history, open source culture, and live demo! 📺 youtu.be/zmGY4ImCML8 #UbuntuSummit #Meshtastic

Hands-on Meshtastic | Ubuntu Summit 26.04

Why was Meshtastic created? And what are the use cases for it? Meshtastic is an open source, off-grid, decentralized messaging system. It uses low-power radi...

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Meshtastic will be at Ubuntu Summit 26.04! Our developer, Jonathan Bennet, will be speaking live from London on Thursday, May 28, 2026, at 9:30 AM local time. (1/3)

Promotional graphic for Ubuntu Summit 26.04 on a dark background. The text reads "Hands-on Meshtastic" by Jonathan Bennett, Meshtastic. The graphic includes a black-and-white headshot of Jonathan, the orange Ubuntu logo, the Meshtastic raccoon logo, and the event details: "May 27-28, 2026 Online

We are excited to welcome Hexaspot to our Recommended Marketplace Program! Based in the Netherlands, easily source RAKwireless hardware with local shipping speeds in the EU 🔹 Starter Kits 🔹 WisMesh Tags 🔹 WisMesh Pocket V2 🔹 Antennas & Accessories and more Link here 🔗: msh.to/hexaspot

Meshtastic Products – Hexaspot

Meshtastic® is an open-source communication platform that uses affordable LoRa radios to create a long-range, off-grid messaging network for areas with little or no cellular coverage. Using hardware from RAKwireless, you can build or deploy a Meshtastic®-compatible device and, when paired with a Bluetooth-enabled smart

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Rokland just kicked off their new Makers Market, a venture showcasing members of the Meshtastic community and the high-quality gear they design. Their first featured maker is Matt Donley of ATLAVOX — showcasing the ATLAVOX Beacon, a Meshtastic-compatible solar node built on RAKwireless hardware.

A rugged ATLAVOX Beacon solar node with dual antennas mounted to the trunk of a tree using a strap, surrounded by bright yellow autumn leaves against a blue sky.

📡 In the Network Ep. 3 is here! Aaron Lee of Heltec Automation joins us to talk about the history of Heltec, their new LoRa 32 v4, some upcoming devices, and a sneak peek at the MQB platform for customizing hardware setups. Watch now: youtu.be/lqFHkIDIwA0 #Meshtastic #Heltec #LoRa

In the Network: Interview with Aaron Lee - CEO of Heltec Automation

Welcome to the third episode of In the Network, a series where we sit down with the brands in the Meshtastic ecosystem to learn more about who they are, how ...

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Meshtastic now supports the Heltec LoRa 32 V4! Unlock more output power (28 ± 1 dBm) ⚡, plus solar ☀️ and GNSS 📡 connectors. Still compact and pin compatible with V3—an easy upgrade for your setup! Available now in the flasher! #meshtastic #LoRa #heltec

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Meshtastic @ DEF CON 33: Event Firmware Now Live Meshtastic collaborated with DEF CON, Darknet-NG, the Lonely Hackers Club, and other prominent groups heavily involved in the event to ensure this year's firmware is even more successful than last year's. 🛰️ 🧵 1/4 #meshtastic #defcon #defcon33

Digital poster for Meshtastic at DEF CON 33. The background features vertical streams of binary code (1s and 0s) on a dark matrix-style backdrop. The Meshtastic logo appears at the top, followed by the words ‘AT DEFCON 33’ in bold green and yellow hacker-style typography. A green digital loading bar and the word ‘LOADING…’ appear below, with the URL ‘https://defcon.meshtastic.org’ displayed at the bottom.