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/ABOUT — WHY WE BUILD

It started with a friend
we couldn’t find.

One friend lost in a festival crowd. Now a private map and an offline layer, FindTribe Mesh, for families, temporary places and the moments when the network fails.

A packed festival crowd facing a brightly lit nighttime stage

Ultra Miami · the first problem

A friend vanished into the crowd. The network vanished with them.

The ordinary panic of a group split up in a field full of people and no usable service. The first prototypes were tested with real festival groups at Estéreo Picnic and Ultra Miami.

READ THE FULL ORIGIN STORY →

What exists right now

The part you can hold.

The rest of this page is where we’re going. This is where it already is: on the App Store, working tonight.

EVERYTHING THAT SHIPS TODAY →

The rule we ship by

If we haven’t measured it, we don’t show it.

The live tribe map in FindTribe — your friends stacked along the left edge of a 3D venue map

VISIBLE TO YOUR TRIBE · AND NO ONE ELSE

TONIGHT — SOMEWHERE, A NETWORK IS DOWN

A festival is just
where we started.

Storms take towers. The ground shakes and a whole country goes quiet. Crowds crush their own signal somewhere every night. And every time, the first thing anyone reaches for is someone they love.

ONE PHONE. ZERO BARS.

This is where it begins.

TONIGHT, IT’S A FIELD.

Phone to phone,
your message finds its way.

This is FindTribe today — and it’s only the opening act.

OTHER FIELDS. OTHER NIGHTS.

Fields end. Nights end.
The need doesn’t.

Not every dark field is a festival.

We’re building more ways for “I’m okay” to reach the people waiting to hear it.

PEOPLE ARE THE REASON.

What we believe

We believe the best ending to any night is everyone made it.

We believe the shortest path between two people is other people.

We believe the people you love should always be within reach.

Phase 1: direct LoRa pods · Phase 2: repeaters

From one direct link
to connected regions.

The first long-range release connects compatible MeshCore pods directly—no repeaters yet. The next phase adds repeater infrastructure designed to grow from cities to states and, over time, a nationwide network.

  1. 01 — SHIPPED

    Across the crowd.

    A private crew map. Venue maps stored on the phone. FindTribe Mesh: direct LoRa links between compatible pods, and nearby phones relaying sealed messages over Bluetooth. SOS, short texts and location updates try the internet first, then Mesh. Available tonight.

  2. 02 — PHASE 1 · LAUNCH

    Pod to pod over LoRa.

    Each phone pairs with a compatible MeshCore pod. Two pods exchange short FindTribe updates directly over LoRa—often across a few miles in favorable open conditions. No FindTribe repeaters are part of this phase.

  3. 03 — PHASE 2 · REPEATERS

    Connect the city.

    Intentionally placed repeaters carry packets beyond one direct link. A careful deployment can connect neighborhoods and build city-scale coverage without depending on cellular service.

  4. 04 — THE DIRECTION

    Connect states. Then the country.

    Link local networks through repeater corridors across states, then grow toward a nationwide FindTribe network. It is the roadmap—not a claim about coverage available in phase 1.

One purpose connects every layer: fewer ways for a failed network to separate you.

DOWNLOAD FINDTRIBE

Set it up
on a good night.

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So it’s there on a bad one.