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PX7 Mesh Guard

Track nearby devices from your Mac.

Scan for Bluetooth devices and services on your local network, or connect a Meshtastic radio by USB. Mesh Guard records when and where this Mac last saw the devices you select.

Download public betaMeshtastic bridge source (GPLv3)

Version 1.0.48 · Free during public beta · €19 one-time after beta · macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon and Intel

Bluetooth

See nearby Bluetooth Low Energy devices, keep selected devices in a stable list and get one alert when a signal disappears or returns.

Local network

See devices that announce Bonjour services on the current Wi-Fi or Ethernet network, including their services and last-seen time.

Meshtastic

Connect a compatible radio by USB to see mesh nodes and positions in Apple Maps, read messages and monitor a remote node around a chosen position.

Last seen

Mesh Guard stores observations, positions and messages on this Mac, so you can check where and when a selected device was last detected.

Feature summary

Bluetooth and local-network devices may disappear when they sleep, move out of radio range or change networks. A lost-signal alert reports what this Mac can currently detect; it does not prove that an item was moved.

Meshtastic support requires the separately installed PX7 Meshtastic Bridge. Its GPLv3 source archive includes build and installation instructions. Mesh Guard itself is closed-source and does not include or link the Meshtastic protocol implementation.

Mesh Guard is independent software compatible with Meshtastic. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Meshtastic project. This public beta has been tested with a Seeed Studio SenseCAP Indicator D1L over USB and SenseCAP T1000-E trackers. Other compatible Meshtastic hardware may work but has not yet been verified by PX7 Digital.

Quick answers

Questions about PX7 Mesh Guard

What is PX7 Mesh Guard?
Scan Bluetooth and local-network devices, or connect a Meshtastic radio by USB. Record when and where your Mac last saw selected devices.
Where does PX7 Mesh Guard do its work?
PX7 Mesh Guard keeps its working data locally on your Mac and uses the files, devices or destinations you choose.
How much does PX7 Mesh Guard cost?
PX7 Mesh Guard is free during the public beta. The planned release price is €19 once, with no subscription.
Which Macs can run PX7 Mesh Guard?
macOS 14 or later
What kinds of devices can PX7 Mesh Guard see?
PX7 Mesh Guard works with compatible Meshtastic radios, Bluetooth Low Energy devices and Bonjour services on the Mac’s current local network.
Does Meshtastic support require a separate download?
Yes. Meshtastic USB support is provided by the separately installed GPLv3 PX7 Meshtastic Bridge. Bluetooth and local-network features do not require the bridge.
Does a lost signal mean a device was stolen or moved?
No. Sleep, radio conditions, distance and network changes can all make a device temporarily disappear. Mesh Guard reports observations rather than claiming what caused them.
Is PX7 Mesh Guard affiliated with Meshtastic?
No. PX7 Mesh Guard is independent software compatible with Meshtastic and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Meshtastic project.