Community discovery
Maintain a public Northeast directory so builders can quickly find their closest local group.
No Bars Club is building connections between the mesh communities that already exist. The Northeast Mesh Alliance is a lightweight regional initiative for discovery, cross community coordination, coverage planning and shared infrastructure without asking any community to give up its identity, settings or independence.
The alliance exists to make neighboring MeshCore and Meshtastic communities easier to discover and easier to collaborate with.
Maintain a public Northeast directory so builders can quickly find their closest local group.
Work across borders on high sites, coverage gaps, observers, maps and useful regional links.
Cross share deployment lessons, tools, events and technical documentation without creating another gatekeeper.
This directory is cross referenced against the official Meshtastic Local Groups directory plus independent MeshCore, New England and Pennsylvania community resources. Inclusion does not imply endorsement or formal Alliance participation.
Know a community we missed? Send the community name, service area and public website to nobarsclubogc@gmail.com.
We deliberately cross reference multiple public sources because MeshCore and Meshtastic communities do not all appear in the same directory.
Official Meshtastic community directory and the baseline for Meshtastic group verification.
Open official directory ↗Regional New England community information across MeshCore and Meshtastic.
Open regional directory ↗Pennsylvania community directory used to uncover additional regional groups.
Open Pennsylvania directory ↗Broader MeshCore community and regional discovery resource.
Open RegionMesh ↗Multi platform mesh resource covering MeshCore, Meshtastic and other off grid mesh tools.
Open resource ↗Initial coordination is focused on Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine and Delaware.
Build relationships and practical links along the southwest corridor from Connecticut into the New York metro and Delaware Valley.
Coordinate with existing New England communities and strengthen regional infrastructure where geography makes it useful.
Find coverage gaps and high site opportunities along the southern New England corridor.
If you help run a Meshtastic or MeshCore community in the Northeast, we want to know what you're building, where your coverage ends and where collaboration could help. No dues. No takeover. No forced settings. Just useful regional coordination.