Help build the mesh.

For individuals and volunteers

Small hands-on contributions make the network more useful.

• Carry or test a MeshCore device so we can learn where the network works and where coverage is weak.
• Help map coverage across neighborhoods, community spaces, event sites, and likely shelter locations.
• Help with solar and battery builds, weatherproof enclosures, antennas, mounts, documentation, or user support.
• Help teach new users how to send messages, charge devices, check in, and use the network during an outage.
• Donate or sponsor equipment such as radios, batteries, solar parts, antennas, mounts, or weatherproof enclosures.

For organizations and partner sites

Useful locations can make a real coverage difference.

• Host a repeater at a useful location. A house on a hill, community building, tower, or tall apartment building can make a real difference.
• Provide roof, window, or indoor placement access for a small radio node.
• Allow signal coverage testing around the location.
• Offer meeting space for setup or training sessions.
• Provide a location people already know and trust during an emergency.

Partner sites do not need to operate the whole network, provide public internet access, or connect equipment to a private network. A repeater can be configured as a standalone radio node.