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A well-placed Meshtastic device can have incredible range, but planning the best deployment often requires software which is proprietary, expensive, and difficult to use. The Meshtastic Site Planner is a new, open-source tool that allows you to easily run accurate predictions of your device range in different locations. This tool builds on sophisticated and proven radio propagation models and creates a modern, intuitive application that everyone can freely use.
A well-placed Meshtastic device can have incredible range, but planning the best deployment often requires software which is proprietary, expensive, and difficult to use. [The Meshtastic Site Planner](https://meshtastic.org/blog/meshtastic-site-planner-introduction/) is a new, open-source tool that allows you to easily run accurate predictions of your device range in different locations. This tool builds on sophisticated and proven radio propagation models and creates a modern, intuitive application that everyone can freely use.
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## Contributions Welcome
Future releases will include point-to-point link quality estimates, terrain visualization, and presets tailored to specific meshtastic devices. We're actively looking for contributors to help get these implemented, so feel free to send a pull request!
Future releases will include point-to-point link quality estimates, terrain visualization, and presets tailored to specific meshtastic devices. We're actively looking for contributors to help get these implemented, so feel free to send a pull request!