Why meshage
One view across both mesh networks
Someone on the mesh can have a Reticulum identity, a MeshCore identity, a LoRa radio and a few other nodes. Meshage files all that behind one contact card, and checks a claimed name against the key that signed it. Your contacts, chats, bookmarks and devices from both networks sit in the same lists, so you work in one app, not two.
Multiple mesh networks in one app
Reticulum and MeshCore at the same time, over Wi‑Fi, the internet, or LoRa radios such as an RNode or a MeshCore device. Both networks share one contact list, one chat list and one set of bookmarks. Add radios and interfaces as you need them; manage them in your 'Me : My Mesh' view.
Unified person view
One card per person, however many identities, radios and nodes they carry. Message the person, not the address.
Verifiable identity claims
Meshage checks a claimed name against the key that signed it, so a familiar name is the same person every time.
nomadNetwork browser
Meshage has its own micron parser and renderer, built for a phone screen rather than a terminal.
Communities
Join Reticulum RRC Chat Hubs and MeshCore Room Servers from the same chat list.
Private
End-to-end encrypted. No account, no analytics, and no access logs on our servers. Read the privacy policy.