Fun fact: This project was inspired by the series Silicon Valley.
MeshBase is a peer-to-peer, offline-first communication library built for Android devices.
It uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), Wi-Fi Direct and more to enable resilient, decentralized messaging — no SIM card, no internet, no centralized server required.
It’s a powerful foundation for:
- 🌍 Disaster-resilient communication systems
- 🚫 Internet-blackout messaging apps
- 📡 Ad-hoc group chat in remote areas
- High telecom costs in rural or underserved areas
- Communication breakdowns during war or political unrest
- Emergency coordination when networks go down
- Lack of open-source mesh tools (e.g. Bridgefy is closed and commercial)
- 🔁 Multi-hop routing (Ad-hoc on-demand distance vector–inspired)
- 🔐 End-to-end encryption
- 📤 Binary file support (e.g. image sharing)
- 🔍 Dynamic discovery of nearby devices using Wi-Fi Direct and BLE
- 💬 One-to-one chat, offline storage, and delivery retry system
We ❤️ contributions! Whether it's code, docs, feedback, or even memes — you're welcome here.
- Fork this repo
- Check out open issues or propose your own
- Follow the contribution guide (coming soon 👀)
- Be nice, be helpful
