A full standalone interface on the device itself: channels, DMs, maps, repeater tools. No cell service, no internet, no subscription. Runs on the LilyGo T-Lora Pager, and still pairs with the MeshCore phone app.
Every sound, colour, lock scene, vibration pattern and even the charging icon changes with the theme.
Your pager transmits a few hundred bytes over LoRa. No tower, no SIM, no account.
Nodes on hills hear it and pass it on. Each one relays a given packet once, so it spreads without looping.
Miles away, someone's pager buzzes. The reply comes back the same way, often by a shorter direct path.
Channels, DMs, rooms. Delivery ticks, retries, repeats heard, @mentions, emoji.
Offline SD tiles, every node that shares a position, tiles fetched over Wi-Fi.
Login, status, telemetry, trace route, remote console, discovery, sniffer.
Four, each with its own scene, sounds, vibration and charging indicator.
A fuel-gauge percentage, optimised charging, and a saver that kicks in at 20%.
Signed releases, verified before install, and the old version stays if anything fails.
Tap a phone to share a contact or hand over a channel invite.
Still pairs with the official MeshCore app over Bluetooth.
Flash it from the browser over USB. Chrome or Edge, no tools to install, and it never touches your contacts on an update.