Reticulum Network Map - Interactive Mesh & RNS Entry Points
The Reticulum Network Map is an interactive visualization of the global
Reticulum ecosystem. This map shows public RNS entry points, mesh network nodes,
gateway infrastructure, and real-time connectivity status. Reticulum is a
decentralized, encrypted networking stack designed for off-grid, ad-hoc,
and peer-to-peer communication.
Reticulum Network Features
- Worldwide coverage of Reticulum nodes and entry points
- RNS (Reticulum Name System) node registry
- Gateway availability and transport protocols
- Backbone nodes, TCP servers, RNodes, I2P interfaces
- Offline mesh networking for emergency and rural areas
- Real-time node status (online/offline)
Why Monitor the Reticulum Network?
This map is essential for developers, network operators, and enthusiasts
exploring decentralized communications. Monitor node uptime, discover
peers in your area, and plan your own mesh infrastructure deployment.
The Reticulum networking stack powers applications like LXMF messaging,
NomadNet, and other delay-tolerant services.
Reticulum Entry Points
Entry points are public nodes that allow new users to join the Reticulum
network. Each node is color-coded by type: Backbone (blue), TCP Server (green),
RNode (orange), I2P (purple), or Other (gray). Offline nodes are shown in red.