Sensmos — measures internet health

What it does

Sensmos is a decentralized sensor network that measures internet health home-to-home across countries — and your real world: power grid, signal, climate — on a live map, with edge automation.

Turn a $5 ESP32 into a home node: reach your LAN and Home Assistant from anywhere without Nabu Casa, VPN or port forwarding; run automations on the device; log every ISP outage; keep sensors talking over LoRa when the internet is down. Open firmware, no accounts.

Flash an ESP32, plug it in at home. Reach your LAN and Home Assistant from anywhere — no VPN, no port forwarding, no Nabu Casa. Run automations on the device, get a push when something happens, keep your sensors talking over LoRa when the line drops, and prove it every time your ISP fails you. Runs on a ~$5 board · under 1 watt · firmware is open source · no account, no cloud lock-in. Every item below runs on the node itself. Pick what you need; the rest is off by default. SSH terminal, Home Assistant panel, router and printer pages — through an encrypted tunnel the node holds open. No VPN, no port forwarding, works behind CGNAT. Owner-only, off by default. HACS integration: your node's…from sensmos.com

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