Shows whether the mesh network is online, has reduced coverage, or is offline — based on how many repeaters are currently active. Network Status: Loading...

Off-Grid Communications for The Bexley Community

Building a resilient, off-grid mesh network. Available for all and free to use.

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Number of repeater nodes currently online out of total registered repeaters. Repeaters relay messages across the mesh.
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Active Repeaters
Unique companion devices (handheld radios) that have been seen on the mesh in the last 30 days.
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Active Companions (30d)
Total text messages sent across the mesh network in the last 30 days.
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Total Messages (30d)
Average signal strength (RSSI) across all repeaters in dBm. Closer to 0 is stronger; typical range is -120 to 0 dBm.
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Avg Signal Strength

What is the BexleyMesh Project?

BexleyMesh is a community-built, off-grid communication network for the Bexley, Ohio area. We use affordable, low-power LoRa radios running MeshCore firmware to send text messages and share GPS locations — no cell towers, no internet, 100% free.

Our solar-powered repeater nodes relay messages across the area automatically, creating a resilient mesh that keeps working when traditional infrastructure goes down. Whether you're looking for a fun new way to connect with the community, are interested in exploring radio technologies, or would like another means of communication when other infrastructure is unavailable, the BexleyMesh is easy to join. Learn more at our Getting Started page.

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