Small downloadable apps that run right on your Outpost radio and phone — sandboxed Lua, no accounts, no tracking, and once installed they work fully offline. The mesh is their network; your device fetches them itself, straight from this catalog.
Your channel at a glance, and every packet you hear.
How busy the channel really is.
Where does the mesh actually reach?
Classic brick-breaker.
How strong is the link, right now — live SNR and RSSI straight off the air.
The easy way to install: on your T-Deck or in the Android app, open SETUP → EXPANSIONS and tap Get — the device downloads, verifies the checksum and installs it for you. Every app here is free, works offline once installed, and can never see your channel keys or settings — the sandbox they run in has no path to them.
Already mapped and in the works — they'll appear in the catalog above as they're built and verified.
A map overlay of known ALPR cameras, plus approach alerts as you drive — built on crowdsourced camera data and stored on your phone. Fully offline: the camera data lives on your device, and your location never leaves it.
A compass rose from your GPS course, live fix quality, and the bearing and distance to a contact you choose — the field feature for finding your people.
The nodes near you on a live plot, sorted by distance with bearings — who's ahead on the trail, who's back at camp, updating as the mesh hears them.
Distance, elapsed time, average and top speed, and elevation gained and lost over your route — the trip log, as an app.
Sunrise, sunset, moon phase and rise/set, with alarms keyed to them — first light is a schedule out here.
Round-trip time to any node on the mesh, on one screen — the quickest health check there is.