Documentation
Two doors. One for installing Meshloom and sending your first message. The other for Docker, Home Assistant, and the rest.
Meshloom connects a MeshCore radio to a browser. The radio talks to the mesh, Meshloom keeps the history, and the interface shows it all in a tab. This section starts from zero: what each part does, how to install the server on a Linux machine or a Raspberry Pi image, and how to send a first message.
The pages are arranged in order, but you do not have to read everything. If Meshloom is already running and you only need one setting, Go deeper covers transports, Docker, Home Assistant, Community, environment variables, and troubleshooting.
What it is
MeshCore, the radio, Meshloom — what each one does, without the jargon.
Install
The Linux one-liner, systemd or Docker, and why /bin/bash -c must stay.
Raspberry Pi image
Flash a Lite 64-bit card with Meshloom already installed, then set Wi-Fi in Imager.
First launch
Open the interface, check the radio, name the node, and look around.
Messages
Direct messages, channels, hashtag channels, and what happens after sending.
Around the messages
The map, the visualizer, the packet feed — what you watch without sending anything.
A trusted network
No accounts, Python bots, and why this stays on a network you know.
Go deeper
Transports, Docker, Home Assistant, variables, and the cases that do not fit on the first page.