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Sensmos documentation — everything your node can do

Pick a product. Each page explains what it does, how to switch it on in the app, what it costs (most things: nothing) and where the limits are.

For your home

Remote accessSSH, Home Assistant panel, LAN pages — from anywhere, no VPN, no port forwarding, behind CGNAT.Home AssistantRemote HA panel without Nabu Casa, HACS integration with node and LoRa entities, MQTT, and a watchdog for HA.LoRaEmergency mode when the internet dies, commands back, and your own LoRa sensors delivered encrypted — no LoRaWAN needed.ISP monitoring24/7 measurement, an outage log with timestamps, a copy-paste report for your provider, and a live comparison of ISPs.AutomationScripts on the node, any API as a sensor, push to your phone, messages and data subscriptions between nodes.Wallet & feesHow nodes earn, what paid features cost, where fees go, and how to audit every epoch.

For builders

API & protocolsNode HTTP API, MQTT topics, software nodes over /v1/ingest, LoRa frame spec.LoRaWAN gatewayTurn a gateway you already run into a listener for the network — passive, one script, nothing on the gateway changes.Attachments (EXT API)How a node vouches for a gateway or receiver, tokens and scopes, the /v1/ext formats.

Reference

PrivacyPath metrics only, keys on your devices, blurred position, ghost mode, zero-knowledge LoRa.HardwareSupported boards, LoRa hardware, power draw, OTA vs. web flash, known issues.

Where to start

  • Have a board in your hand? Go to Get started — flash, app, Bluetooth pairing, first readings.
  • Already running a node? The cards above are the features; each page has a "switch it on" section.
  • Building something on top? See API & protocols.

How the pieces fit

The node is an ESP32 at your home running open firmware. It talks to the Sensmos backend over one outgoing WebSocket — that is what makes remote access work behind CGNAT — and it talks to your LAN directly (HTTP API, MQTT, Home Assistant). Your phone app holds your wallet and is the only thing allowed to configure the node or open a tunnel into it. The network is every other node: they measure the internet home-to-home, hear each other's LoRa radios, and share a daily reward emission.

Nothing in the system needs an account. Identity is a key pair generated on the board; ownership is your wallet address.

Last updated: 2026-09-03