Zephyr is a compact LoRa communication device designed for trust-based messaging. Built with pocketability and offline resilience in mind, it aims to support intentional connection without distractions.
Core Features
- E-ink display: Promotes low-power use and slows interactions, helping users engage mindfully.
- Extendable LoRa antenna: Enhances range for peer-to-peer mesh networking, ideal for remote communication.
- GPS SOS functionality: Adds a safety layer—users can send emergency signals even in off-grid scenarios.
- Modular build: Enables easy repairs, customization, and sustainable design practices.
Potential Use Cases
- Backcountry or rural messaging with no cell coverage.
- Community organizing tools in low-infrastructure areas.
- Secure communication during events or fieldwork.
- A quiet alternative to smartphones for those seeking digital detachment.
More logs to follow as Zephyr’s design and functionality evolve.

Jeremy
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