hub MODE-X MESH settings

badge Node roles

Every node can take on a role that shapes how it behaves on the mesh - exactly the choices you'll see in the app. Pick one, or let Smart Auto decide. If a node can't sustain a heavy role (low battery, on the move, weak links) it steps back automatically and the app tells you why.

auto_awesome Smart Auto

Let the mesh decide
auto

person Companion

Your everyday handheld
personal
0 active now globally

hiking Trailblazer

On the move, safety-first
travel
0 active now globally

home Home Base

Always-on anchor
home
0 active now globally

settings_input_antenna Relay

Stretch the mesh further
relay
0 active now globally

inbox Mailbox

Catch & hold messages
store
0 active now globally

lan Skybridge

Joins meshes together
bridge
1 active now globally

sensors Sensor Post

Environmental reporter
sensor
0 active now globally

thermostat Weather Watch

Live conditions station
weather
0 active now globally

campaign Noticeboard

Community bulletin
resources
0 active now globally

health_and_safety Guardian

Emergency & welfare
safety
0 active now globally

flag Checkpoint

Event & trail marker
checkpoint
0 active now globally

directions_car Tracker (Vehicle)

Vehicle-mounted mover
vehicle
0 active now globally

cell_tower Base Station

Fixed infrastructure
base
0 active now globally

wifi_tethering Repeater

Pure range extender
repeater
0 active now globally

router Gateway

Mesh ↔ server uplink
gateway
0 active now globally

my_location Tracker

On the move
tracker
0 active now globally

volume_off Silent

Listen only
mute
0 active now globally

swap_vert Automatic demotion

Infrastructure roles (Relay, Repeater, Gateway, Skybridge) are earned, not just chosen. A node drops back to Companion when its battery runs low and it isn't charging, when it's moving, when the airwaves are congested, or when its links to neighbours are weak - then promotes itself back once conditions hold steady. Your requested role is remembered the whole time; the app shows both what you asked for and what the node is actually doing.