This project provides a bridge between Meshtastic and Meshcore networks, enabling seamless communication between the two.

This repository contains a Python implementation of a lightweight ZMODEM-like file transfer protocol that is tightly integrated with the MeshCore mesh networking client.

This project provides ZModem file transfer capabilities for Meshtastic networks.

This project transforms your vehicle into a mobile Reticulum Network Stack node. Utilizing an ESP32 microcontroller, it interfaces with a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) OBD-II adapter to gather real-time vehicle diagnostics and a GPS module for location tracking.

Akita DDNS is a robust, decentralized, and dynamic destination naming system (DDNS) built specifically for the Reticulum Network Stack. It provides a resilient alternative to traditional centralized DNS for mapping human-readable names to dynamic Reticulum identities (RIDs) within a mesh network.

A simple, modular Python-based gateway that bridges an IRC channel to the Meshtastic network, allowing users to send commands and messages to the mesh via an IRC client.

This project demonstrates a method for allowing multiple applications running on the same machine (e.g., a Raspberry Pi) to control and interact with a single Meshtastic node simultaneously.

AERP is a standalone Python application designed to enhance safety, communication, and coordination using the Meshtastic mesh network, particularly valuable in Search and Rescue (SAR) operations, disaster response, or any situation where reliable off-grid communication is critical.

The Akita MeshTAK Plugin is a game-changing Android Tactical Assault Kit (ATAK) plugin meticulously crafted to bridge the gap between ATAK and Meshtastic, providing unparalleled communication capabilities in the most challenging and disconnected environments.

Akita WAIS is a decentralized Wide Area Information Server (WAIS) implementation designed for the Reticulum network. It allows users to discover, browse, and retrieve files from servers across the Reticulum mesh.

A robust, integrated Reticulum Network Stack (RNS) deployment for OpenBSD.

Akita eMail is an experimental, off-grid, store-and-forward email-like system designed to operate over Meshtastic LoRa mesh networks. It enables users to send and receive text-based messages with subjects, mimicking basic email functionality without relying on internet infrastructure.

This project provides a robust, power-efficient, and feature-rich asset tracking solution for the Heltec Wireless Tracker V1.1. It utilizes LoRa for long-range communication and the Reticulum network stack with LXMF.

AVSIP is a comprehensive Meshtastic plugin designed for advanced vehicle monitoring, integrating OBD-II, CAN bus, and Traccar support. It sends data over Meshtastic and MQTT, tailored for enhanced performance, robustness, and commercial vehicle readiness.

Akita vMail sets the standard for reliable voice communication over Meshtastic networks. This robust application enables sending and receiving short voice messages using a connected Meshtastic device.

Akita Zmodem for Reticulum is a file transfer utility using a Zmodem-like protocol, designed to operate robustly over the Reticulum Network Stack. It facilitates direct file transfers between systems running Reticulum, with a focus on resilience for problematic or low-bandwidth networks.

Akita Phoenix: A text-based web browser with server discovery, bookmarks, and plugin support. Akita Hexagon: A lightweight web server with service announcement, configuration, and plugin support. Ideal for low-bandwidth, terminal-based, or specialized network environments.

The Akita Meshtastic Clustering System (AMCS) is a Python-based application designed to run on devices using Meshtastic radios. It enhances standard Meshtastic networks by implementing dynamic clustering, reliable message queuing via a controller, intelligent rebroadcasting, and mechanisms for improved data consistency among nodes.

This Akita Engineering project implements a geofencing, distance-tracking, and notification system for Meshtastic devices, leveraging both external serial GPS modules and GPS data shared over the mesh network.

The Akita Meshtastic Traffic Class Plugin is a plugin designed for the Meshtastic firmware that introduces a sophisticated traffic class system. Its goal is to enable enhanced network segmentation, Quality of Service (QoS), and reliability features beyond the standard Meshtastic capabilities.