SQVL-MESH
Combining personal navigation and team coordination on one live map
About this project
The Android and iOS alpha provides a shared field map, background positioning, tactical symbols, MGRS navigation, a compass, and private KMZ layers. Android V3 team rooms, member management, read-only Admin observation, and lifecycle recovery are physically accepted against an isolated review relay.
Updated on
14.09.2026
Version
v0.12.11
Project brief
Agent-ready context
Problem
Field teams need one current operational picture, but positions, participant state, local maps, and team access are usually split across separate tools and unreliable channels.
System
A React Native client-server platform combines background GPS, tactical mapping, local KMZ layers, typed network contracts, and server-authorized team rooms behind a transport-neutral communication boundary.
Input
Android and iOS clients provide GPS measurements, profile and casualty-state revisions, room membership, network events, and user-selected KMZ files processed locally on the device.
Output
A shared team map with position freshness, MGRS navigation, tactical identity, local terrain layers, isolated room state, reconnect recovery, and privacy-safe diagnostics.
Evidence
Version 0.12.11 has 483 passing automated checks. The hardened Android V3 Lobby lifecycle passed a complete Pixel and Sony physical matrix against the isolated review relay, while the shared map and background positioning remain accepted on Android and iOS.
Status
Working alpha and community-test candidate. Team Lobby remains Android-only, protocol V3 has not replaced the public relay, pre-public security and sustained 128-client tests remain open, and Meshtastic BLE is not yet integrated.
