01WiFi 6 · BLE
Hotspot layer
Every OmniMesh node is a hotspot for the devices around it — phones, laptops, sensors — over WiFi 6 and Bluetooth LE.
concept · not shipping yet
One network. Any terrain.
Every last mile stitched together.
OmniMesh is a portable node and companion app that continuously blends the strongest available signal — WiFi, LTE/5G, LEO satellite, and nearby peer nodes — into one location-aware connection that follows you.
live signal
72%
blended from 4 sources
active peers
128
within 800m radius
uplink
Sat + LTE
auto-switched 3s ago
the stack
Four layers, one connection.
OmniMesh doesn't invent new physics. It composes existing radios into a fabric that survives when any one of them drops.
02sub-GHz mesh
Mesh layer
Nodes discover each other over sub-GHz radio and hop packets across neighbors, extending reach into terrain no single tower can cover.
03LTE · 5G · LEO
Uplink layer
The software picks the best backhaul in real time: cellular, wired, LEO satellite, or a stronger peer already online.
04GNSS · handoff
GPS layer
Every node reports position so the network can route around dead zones and hand your session between nodes as you move.
the node
A pocket-sized carrier.
OmniMesh Node is a palm-sized device with four radios, GNSS, and enough battery for a full day of field use. Clip it to a bag, drop it on a table, or leave one behind to extend a mesh in a valley.
- Radios
- WiFi 6 · BLE · sub-GHz · LTE
- Position
- Multi-band GNSS
- Battery
- 18h typical · 40h idle
- Weight
- 184 g
- Rating
- IP67 dust & splash
- Solar
- 5W trickle input
omnimesh
node · alpha
how it works
From cold start to online in under 40 seconds.
- step 1
Power on anywhere
The node boots, locks GNSS, and starts scanning every radio band it carries.
- step 2
Discover neighbors
It hears any OmniMesh nodes within roughly 800m and negotiates a shared mesh.
- step 3
Pick the strongest uplink
The software rates every candidate uplink — LTE, WiFi, satellite, a peer with fiber — and locks the best one.
- step 4
Broadcast a hotspot
Your phone joins a normal WiFi network. Behind it, the connection reroutes in milliseconds when signal shifts.
early access
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