MESHCORE // SELF-HOSTED ANALYTICS

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CoreScope is an open-source MeshCore packet analyzer designed to ingest observer data over MQTT and turn it into a live web dashboard with packet feeds, maps, route tracing, channel views and node analytics.

What makes this different

Unlike a normal app review, CoreScope can be self-hosted. Its documented deployment supports Docker, a built-in MQTT broker, SQLite persistence and a web interface. That means No Bars Club can eventually run its own instance instead of only linking visitors to someone else's dashboard.

What it can show

  • Live MeshCore packet activity
  • Interactive maps and node visibility
  • Packet tracing and route analysis
  • Channel chat and channel decryption when configured
  • Per-node health and analytics
  • Real-time browser updates over WebSockets
NBC target: deploy a dedicated instance at scope.nobarsclub.com once a suitable always-on host and observer/MQTT feed are ready.

What we still need before it can go live

The website page is ready, but the analyzer itself needs an always-on Linux/Docker host plus a MeshCore observer feed. Cloudflare Pages alone cannot run this server-side Docker workload, so the CoreScope service must live on a VPS, home server, Raspberry Pi-class Linux box, or similar host, with the subdomain pointed to it.