-

Offline Navigation + LoRa Communication

+

Offline Maps + LoRa for the Field

Trail Mate

- Field firmware for offline maps, LoRa messaging, and team coordination. + Carry maps, messages, and teammate positions on a small LoRa device.

- A low-power firmware stack for outdoor navigation, GNSS diagnostics, LoRa chat, - installable multilingual UI support, team coordination, and protocol interoperability - on compact devices you can actually carry into the field. + Trail Mate helps hikers and field groups stay oriented when cell service is gone: browse offline maps + from SD, send LoRa messages, check GPS health, and keep team movement visible on compact handhelds.

-

Screenshot Policy

+

Device Photos

- Device pages only claim screenshots that belong to that device. Pager SX1262 has the complete capture lane today; Pager LR1121 has its own release and flasher lane. + Screenshots are grouped by device so you can tell which screens match the hardware you plan to carry.

@@ -138,9 +137,8 @@

- Trail Mate is a compact offline field stack: navigation, direct LoRa messaging, - team coordination, RF diagnostics, utility tooling, and installable language packs - shaped for embedded hardware with tight power and UI constraints. + Built for days when a phone is not enough: keep maps on SD, send messages without mobile networks, + record tracks, check signal and GPS, and install extra language packs when you need them.

Offline Maps @@ -158,55 +156,59 @@
-

Capability Map

-

The homepage now has room for the whole product, not just a few screenshots.

+

What It Does

+

Prepare the device before you leave signal behind.

- These lanes make future growth explicit: each area can gain pages, captures, docs, release notes, and board-specific detail without overloading the top navigation. + Pick the right hardware, flash the matching firmware, load maps and language packs, then use the + device when the phone network disappears.

Devices

-

Board-owned product lanes

+

Choose your hardware

- Every board can carry its own screenshots, interaction notes, install state, and hardware caveats. + Each supported board has its own firmware, install notes, and hardware caveats.

Navigation

-

Offline map workflows

+

Maps that work offline

- Map layers, GNSS diagnostics, route review, and tracker views stay grouped as field navigation. + Load map tiles from SD, switch layers, check GPS fix quality, and review routes or tracks in the field.

-

Protocols

-

Mesh and radio compatibility

+

LoRa

+

Messages without cell service

- Meshtastic, MeshCore, LoRa runtime work, RF diagnostics, and future protocol notes have a dedicated lane. + Send direct, channel, or team messages over supported LoRa mesh modes and keep clear feedback when a + send fails.

Install

-

Release-first flashing

+

Flash the right firmware

- Web flashing, manual downloads, OTA assets, and per-board availability can evolve together. + Supported ESP32 devices can be flashed from the browser; other boards use downloaded firmware files.

Localization

-

Installable language packs

+

Add languages when needed

- The site distinguishes homepage language switching from firmware language-pack releases. + Install fonts, translations, and keyboard layouts from Extensions instead of filling the firmware with + every language.

Field Tools

-

Utilities beyond chat and maps

+

Tools for the trip

- SSTV, Energy Sweep, USB data exchange, and diagnostics can become their own focused pages later. + Use track recording, GPS views, signal checks, SSTV, and USB data exchange when the trip calls for more + than chat.

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Device Library

-

Each supported board gets its own product lane.

+

Devices

+

Pick the device you are holding.

- The left navigation is ready for a growing hardware catalog. Select a device to see its - release status, interaction notes, and only the screenshot set that belongs to that device. + Choose the exact hardware before flashing. Some boards look similar but need different firmware.

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ESP32-S3

LilyGo T-LoRa Pager SX1262

- SX1262 keyboard Pager target with the most complete captured UI surface today. + Keyboard Pager with the most complete screenshots and field testing.

- Complete screenshot set + Recommended 0.1.30 target
@@ -275,7 +276,7 @@
-

Interaction Notes

+

What To Know

    @@ -291,10 +292,10 @@

    Navigation

    -

    Offline mapping is a first-class workflow.

    +

    Carry maps without cell service.

    - North-up rendering, SD card map tiles, terrain and satellite layers, sky plot, and fix diagnostics - keep field navigation readable on constrained hardware. + Put map tiles on the SD card before the trip, then browse OSM, terrain, and satellite layers from the + device. GPS screens help you understand whether the current fix is trustworthy.

    @@ -316,10 +317,10 @@

    Communication

    -

    Messaging and team coordination stay practical under low bandwidth.

    +

    Stay in touch when phones stop helping.

    - Compose LoRa messages on-device, review contacts and activity, and keep small teams aligned without - assuming a phone or cloud connection. + Write messages on the device, retry failed sends from the message bubble, and keep team conversations + separate from ordinary channel traffic.

    @@ -341,10 +342,10 @@

    Field Utilities

    -

    The firmware expands into a toolkit.

    +

    Bring a few field tools with you.

    - Energy Sweep, SSTV receive, USB data exchange, and tracker views make the device useful beyond a - single chat or map screen. + Use signal scanning, SSTV receive, USB data exchange, and track views when you need to inspect the + environment or recover data.

    @@ -370,41 +371,43 @@

    Localization

    -

    English stays built in; installable packs extend the interface.

    +

    Keep the firmware small, then install the languages you need.

    - The homepage itself now switches between English and Chinese. On-device language packs remain release - artifacts, with review status visible instead of hidden. + English is always available. Other fonts, translations, and keyboard layouts can be installed from + Extensions, including the Cyrillic keyboard pack added for 0.1.30.

    Built-In Default

    -

    English is always available.

    +

    The device can always fall back to English.

    The device can boot, recover, and stay usable even when no external language packs are installed.

    -

    Pack Catalog

    +

    Pack List

    0 bundles covering 0 - cataloged locales. + available locales.

    - Locale, font, and IME resources are shipped as packages so firmware builds stay lean. + Language packs can include translations, fonts, and keyboard layouts. Install them from the device + instead of rebuilding firmware.

    -

    Release Gate

    -

    Review packs are visible but not treated as finished UI choices.

    +

    Pack Status

    +

    Review labels stay visible.

    - Package metadata carries translation status, archive hashes, and package versions for every release. + Some languages are ready for daily use; others still need review from native speakers. The list keeps + that visible.

    @@ -412,7 +415,7 @@

    Catalog

    -

    Loading package catalog...

    +

    Loading package list...

    Published locale bundles from the current Pages build will appear here.

    @@ -438,7 +441,7 @@

    LilyGo T-LoRa Pager SX1262

    SX1262 radio build for the keyboard Pager. Do not use this card for LR1121 hardware.

    -

    Checking release assets...

    +

    Checking firmware...

    Open latest release @@ -450,7 +453,7 @@

    LilyGo T-LoRa Pager LR1121

    LR1121 radio build for the Sub-GHz + 2.4 GHz keyboard Pager. Do not flash this onto SX1262 hardware.

    -

    Checking release assets...

    +

    Checking firmware...

    Open latest release @@ -462,7 +465,7 @@

    LilyGo T-Deck

    Keyboard + touch build tuned for the T-Deck layout.

    -

    Checking release assets...

    +

    Checking firmware...

    Open latest release @@ -474,7 +477,7 @@

    LilyGo T-Watch-S3

    Touch-first watch build for compact field experiments.

    -

    Checking release assets...

    +

    Checking firmware...

    Open latest release @@ -485,7 +488,7 @@

    nRF52

    GAT562 Mesh EVB Pro

    - Browser flashing is not wired up for the nRF52 target yet. Use the release package for manual flashing. + Browser flashing is not available for the nRF52 board yet. Use the downloaded firmware file for manual flashing.

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