MeshUI
A clear, feature-rich interface for D-Deck and other supported device variants, with mesh tools and firmware choices in one place.
Explore MeshUI
A GPS-timed LoRa mesh built around coordinated access to the airwaves. From a ridgeline to a neighborhood, Anvil-Link is being engineered for teams that need their radios to work together.
MeshUI brings a feature-rich interface to compatible devices. From there, users can choose the MeshCore experience or move to Anvil-Link firmware on supported hardware.
A clear, feature-rich interface for D-Deck and other supported device variants, with mesh tools and firmware choices in one place.
Explore MeshUIA serious mesh communications path built on GPS-synchronized TDMA, with support for LoRa radios, RS-485, and sectorized panels.
See how it fits togetherDifferent teams. Different terrain. A shared need for a communications system that can be understood, configured, and grown with the deployment.
Illustrative concepts. Deployment range and performance depend on radios, antennas, terrain, configuration, and local conditions.
Anvil-Link uses GPS timing and TDMA to coordinate when radios transmit. The system is being developed as a foundation for structured LoRa mesh communication—from a few field units to deployments with relays and sectorized coverage.
The planned MeshUI flasher will organize firmware by device and board revision—so compatible users can install MeshCore or switch to Anvil-Link with a clear view of what they’re choosing.
See the planned flowPlanned experience · supported devices and firmware builds will be listed as they are validated.
Anvil-Link is in development. The ecosystem will grow with the radios, firmware, and people who put it to work.