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Communication

Stay connected when networks fail

Radios, mesh networks, and coordination tools for staying in touch.

Cell phones only
Average household capability
Multi-mode backup
Target for resilience
10-20x
Coordination multiplier

The Communication Gap

What Most Households Have

  • Cell phones (when tower works)
  • Maybe a battery bank

What's Usually Missing

  • Two-way radios for neighborhood
  • Battery or crank emergency radio
  • Offline information access
  • Mesh network capability

Most households depend entirely on cellular networks. The gap to resilient communication requires multi-modal systems: radios, mesh networks, and offline information access.

Current State
10%
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Resilient State
100%

More Communication products

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Two-Way Radios

FRS, GMRS, and ham radio systems

Products coming soon in this category.

Emergency Radios

Receive emergency broadcasts

Products coming soon in this category.

Mesh Networks

Decentralized digital communication

Products coming soon in this category.

The Coordination Multiplier

Neighborhood Radio Net

Five households with FRS/GMRS radios can coordinate 30+ homes through simple relay. Add one ham operator and you connect to the wider emergency network.

Individual Capability
1-to-1 communication
+
Neighbor Coordination
4 radio equipped neighbors
=
Network Capability
30+ household network
A handful of households with radios can become a street information hub: check on people, relay official updates, and coordinate supply runs without cell service.
How It Works

[Coordination visualization for communication]

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