Run a mesh fleet without running the plumbing
Maple Wireless Cloud is a platform-as-a-service for mesh networking protocols. It handles device management, firmware distribution, message routing and the administration around them, so you can look after a network of repeaters instead of a pile of individual radios.
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What the platform does
Device and fleet management
Every repeater you run, in one place: what it is, where it is, what firmware it carries and when it was last heard from.
- Per-device identity and keys
- Grouping by site or customer
- Last-seen and health
Firmware distribution
Applications, releases and artefacts are versioned and published from one place, so a fleet update is a decision rather than an afternoon.
- Versioned releases
- Artefact upload and signing
- Staged rollout
Message routing and retention
Channel and contact conversations routed and retained, with encryption between the endpoints that matter and the keys where they belong.
- Channel and direct messages
- Retention you control
- End-to-end encrypted
Administration that expects an operator
API keys, billing, access control and the security surface around them — the parts a platform needs before anybody will trust it with a network.
- Scoped API keys
- Subscription and billing
- IP and country controls
Built for the protocol after this one
The platform speaks MeshCore today. It is deliberately not built around MeshCore: protocol handling is a layer rather than an assumption, so supporting the next mesh protocol is an addition instead of a rewrite.
That matters more than it sounds. Mesh networking is moving quickly, and a platform that is welded to one protocol is a platform with an expiry date on it.
- Protocol as a layer, not as an assumption baked through the model
- An HTTP API with the same surface the console uses
- Documented, at docs.maplewirelesscloud.com
- Your data exportable, because a platform you cannot leave is a trap
The platform lives at maplewirelesscloud.com
Sign-up, pricing, documentation and the admin console are all there. This page is the short version; that site is the real one.