Built for the Deep End
When cell service drops and your phone becomes a brick, Ravedio keeps you connected.
No Infrastructure Needed
Each Ravedio node creates and extends the mesh automatically. No towers, no routers, no internet — just turn it on.
Private by Design
Private channels and known-contact DMs are encrypted on-device. Intro messages stay lightweight and plaintext until keys are exchanged.
72-Hour Battery
USB-C rechargeable. One charge lasts an entire festival weekend — designed for multi-day use without hunting for outlets.
Long Range
LoRa radios punch through crowds, buildings, and terrain. A single node can reach over 2km — and the mesh extends it further.
Hardware, mesh, and app designed as one product
The cleanest way to understand Ravedio is to stop separating the radio from the app. The node handles the RF reality, the mesh keeps traffic local, and the phone adds maps, identity, and festival context when it helps.
A real device, not just another phone feature
The node keeps working when your phone is overloaded, low on battery, or totally useless. The app matters, but the radio is still the product.
- •OLED controls and quick messages on the device itself
- •Bluetooth pairing for richer maps, settings, and chat
- •Multi-day battery strategy with low-power behaviors
- •Built for festivals, camps, and moving crowds
A local-first network for unreliable environments
Ravedio favors resilient local delivery over infrastructure assumptions. Messages can hop through nearby nodes, deduplicate cleanly, and keep moving as the crowd shifts.
- •Channel chat for crews, camps, and shared spaces
- •Encrypted DMs after contacts exchange keys
- •Open DMs for first contact when no keys exist yet
- •Relay policy and hop limits tuned for dense event use
Maps, context, and identity without cloud dependency
The app gives the mesh a modern surface: offline venue maps, imported official map screenshots, sidequests, saved locations, and messaging context that still works when the venue network doesn’t.
- •Offline maps with GPS and venue context
- •Imported image overlays for official festival maps
- •Private DMs, intro messages, reactions, and sidequests
- •Optional sync features without making them mandatory
Three message types, three different expectations
The site gets clearer when it stops pretending every conversation mode is the same. Ravedio has shared messaging, private messaging, and first-contact messaging, and each one exists for a reason.
Shared coordination for crews and groups. Best when you want reach and context.
Encrypted direct messaging after two users have exchanged keys and become known contacts.
Plaintext intro messaging for first contact. Useful by design, but not confidential.
Three Steps to the Mesh
Getting connected has never been simpler.
Get a Node
Pick up a Ravedio node. It arrives pre-flashed and ready to go — just charge via USB-C.
Download the App
Pair your node with the Ravedio app via Bluetooth. Set up your channels, download venue maps, and get everything ready before you head out.
Mesh Up
Turn on your node and go. It automatically connects to other Ravedio nodes nearby, forming the mesh. The more nodes, the stronger the network.
Join the Mesh
Get updates on new festivals, firmware releases, and hardware drops. No spam — just signal.