Offline-first · Built in Iowa City
When the towers go quiet,you don't.
Nineteen field tools under one fullscreen console — navigation, Meshtastic LoRa mesh comms, stamped records, and an AI that answers with the radio off. Every tool is enabled on every terminal from the first boot. Nodes are pure radio. Nothing to unlock, nothing to subscribe to.
Not sure which one
Pick by the job, not the spec sheet.
Five models, three kinds of work. Most people know which line they are in within a sentence.
Carrying it all day
GFT-5 Mini
The whole suite in one hand. Add a pocket node and two people are a mesh.
From $749 →Running a team from a truck
GFT-10
Opens flat on a tailgate. Two relay nodes and a field kit make it a small incident post.
From $1,069 →The big screen
GFT-15
Screen, keyboard, the lot, in a case you carry one-handed. Three endurance nodes cover the ground.
From $1,339 →Nineteen tools, one console
Everything it does. All of it, from day one.
There are no tiers, no licence levels, and nothing to unlock. Every tool is installed and enabled on every terminal. Four of them need a physical part to do their job — a radio, a receiver — and those parts are the only thing that costs more.
> Tap any tool to see what it does with the radio off.
Plain terms
What we don't claim.
Field gear earns trust by what it refuses to promise. This list is on the site, in the guide, and in the box.
Ready to go dark?
Pick a terminal, take the software for your own Pi, or ask a question before you spend anything.