Venturing out into the wilderness can have it's drawbacks, like finding out
where you're going and sticking together, that's why we created goTele. GoTele
is a GPS tracker, using long-range radio technology, goTele creates it's own
Network; goTele allows you and whoever you're with to locate, communicate, and
stick together, no matter where you are. GoTele can run on it's
own for up to two days on a single charge, and can be used on it's own,
without the need of any other device to record and track your location down to
one meter accuracy. When paired with a smartphone, you can use the app to view
and track a group up to 30 units; goTele is able to allow users to
communicate via text to others in the group, even send an SOS signal when in trouble,
giving you that peace of mind of being able to be there when needed. GoTele's
network is also able to be made in your own home, monitoring loved ones and
making sure they are safe. Within the app, you can also make an electronic fence,
once a goTele device crosses this invisible fence, you will be alerted on
your smart device, this can be helpful, when you need to be able to find and
track those who sometimes like to venture off by themselves. Sometimes we
just need to know if someone is ok, and goTele makes it easy to venture out with
the security of always being able to find your way back home.
Get a goTele today.
Over the past few years, the smartphone has become the single most important
communication device, that we use on a daily basis, no matter where we are, we
need it to stay in contact with those around us; however, smartphones are
entirely dependent on a communication infrastructure that they use. What
happens when this infrastructure becomes unreliable or is non-existent, for
instance, when we are out in the wild, traveling abroad, when there are too many
users congesting the network, or when a natural disaster knocks down existing
cellular towers. That's when we created the Sonnet, a wireless communication
device, that enables your smartphone to send instant messages, voice
recordings, image data, and GPS locations, even when there is no internet access or
cellular coverage. How does it work? Simply connect your smartphone to the
Wi-Fi access point on the Sonnet and it will transmit the data sent from your
phone to other Sonnet users, via long-range radio frequency: no cellular
data, no satellite service, and no monthly subscription. The typical range for
point-to-point communication with the Sonnet is approximately five kilometers
or three miles; it also supports mesh networking, that
can dramatically increase it's effective range by securely relaying data through
other Sonnet devices in the area. The Sonnet is designed specifically for use
in the outdoors, it is rated ip66, meaning that it's dust tight and water resistant;
the Sonnet is powered by a four thousand milliamp hour battery, that allows you to
use it continuously for up to 24 hours, has a built-in USB port, so that you can
even charge your phone with it. On the software side is the Sonnet app,
an intuitive instant messenger, that draws upon the familiar user experience;
in addition, the Sonnet app comes with useful features such as offline maps and
real-time location sharing, so that you always know where you are in relation to
your friends; in the case of an emergency, the Sonnet app, has a panic button which
will activate the SOS mode, broadcasting your distress call and your current GPS
location to any Sonnet users in range. We've been developing the Sonnet for
over a year now and we're super excited about it's possibilities, our prototypes are
now complete, and we're ready to move in at full production, that's where you come
in, we're looking for your support to bring this form of decentralized
communication into the mainstream. The Sonnet is just the beginning and we're so
grateful for you to be a part of it. Thank you for your help.
Remember the last time you needed to send a message or tell someone where you
were, but for some reason you couldn't? That's because there were probably too
many people around you, or you were too far from a tower, or maybe the network was
down, and you probably saw this, or this, or one of these. That's all about to
change with GoTenna. GoTenna pairs wirelessly with your smartphone, making
it possible to text and share your location, with anyone else who also has one,
even when you don't have service: no need for cell towers, Wi-Fi, or satellites,
with GoTenna, you can communicate no matter what. Find friends even when the rest of the
crowd is struggling to get their message through.
GoTenna is great for travel, because it works anywhere in the world: explore and
roam for free, and if there's an emergency, you can send a message to all
GoTenna's within range. Because here's the thing, cell phones are great, but
there's a lot of situations when they're just not that reliable, it's time to
start your own network and make no service: no problem.
GoTenna.