Mesh-Hunter
A 3D view of the coverage map: a hunter drives a route through a city and signal pillars rise where receptions land.

Mesh-Hunter

A MeshCore node-hunting toolkit. Drive around with the RX webapp, and every reception lands on a shared coverage map, so you can home in on a node in the field.

The map

The map at map.mesh-hunter.eu shows where MeshCore nodes have been heard. Without logging in you see recent, coarse coverage. Registered hunters see their own receptions in full detail; verified members see everything.

Log in on the map →

The RX webapp

The RX webapp at rx.mesh-hunter.eu turns a phone into a reception logger: Web Bluetooth to a MeshCore companion radio, plus the phone's GPS. Every packet it hears is timestamped, located, and published to the shared map.

It installs as a PWA: open it on your phone and add it to your home screen. Register inside the app to link your companion device and unlock your own data on the map.

From the blog · 13 July 2026

From radio signal to map: node-hunting with Mesh-Hunter

Every MeshCore node is somewhere. On your screen you only see a name; Mesh-Hunter helps you find where that node physically stands, live while you drive.

Read the story → · Lees in het Nederlands

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About & access

Mesh-Hunter is run by amateur-radio operators. Coverage is inferred from radio measurements via mesh topology, not from GPS tracking of any target node.

Verification to a member account (full map access) is granted by the admins. Register in the RX webapp to get a hunter account; ask an admin for member verification.