Magic PTT
Push-to-talk for community emergency nets — join from any phone or browser when towers are spotty but satellite Wi‑Fi works. Crystal-clear Nexus audio, Magic Rooms, and the same console our field teams use after storms.
Emergency community Wi‑Fi
Free satellite hotspot from SHTF Radio Networks — storm recovery, fair use, and live radar
SHTF Radio Networks and DigiDom Advanced Technologies fund this hotspot as a free emergency service for the community— not only immediate neighbors. Teams often set up where people gather after storms: Walmart parking lots, church lots, FEMA staging areas, and similar sites. Bandwidth is shared and costly over satellite — please stick to essentials so everyone gets a turn.
Hotspot access usually includes about 500 MB of data per guest per day for essentials only. It's shared satellite bandwidth — when one person streams or downloads huge files, everyone waits longer for email and maps.
If you hit your daily limit, you'll need to wait until the hotspot resets — exact timing is set on the network side. Thanks for helping the next person in line.
Optional — get occasional updates when we're running community emergency nets or posting storm‑recovery tips from SHTF Radio Networks.
Push-to-talk for community emergency nets — join from any phone or browser when towers are spotty but satellite Wi‑Fi works. Crystal-clear Nexus audio, Magic Rooms, and the same console our field teams use after storms.
Calm helpdesk software for teams — tickets, threads, and AI-assisted replies when your inbox is underwater after the power's back.
Field documentation that holds up in the real world.
Calm, rigorous tracking for teams who can't afford to break the chain of custody — on vessels, land sites, and in the lab. Your crew signs in; your data stays organized.
Funded personally by DigiDom Advanced Technologies · SHTF Radio Networks — emergency community service, not for profit.