Messages that get through, and stay yours.

Indyr is a mesh communication layer that runs on phones, our own nodes and radios you already have. It carries messages, connects people to local services and shares work across the network, all without the internet. It protects every message and adapts on its own when links fail or are jammed.

Talk to us about a pilot

Animation: a phone seals a request in parts and sends them by separate routes across a mesh of phones, Indyr nodes and existing radios. A jammer floods the channel, so the nodes switch together to a clean frequency and the parts route around the jammer. A node on the way does its share of the work, only the local server can put the parts together, and the answer returns to the phone without the internet.

Runs on what you have

The same protocol runs on phones, Indyr nodes and compatible existing radios, so one network can span all of them.

Private by design

Messages are sealed end to end, and no single relay ever holds enough to read one. Tampering along the way shows up at the destination.

Adapts to jamming

Nodes sense interference, agree on a clean frequency and hop to it, or route around the source.

Services without the internet

Reach local servers and apps through the mesh, and let devices along the way share the work. No masts or cell network needed.

Need communication you can rely on and keep private?

Indyr is in development at Farstead Systems. Tell us about your use case and we will be in touch about early pilots.

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