A complete reference for every page on the device OLED and every feature in the companion web app. Screenshots can be captured live from your device using the Screen tab in the web app.
Navigate between pages with a single button press. Long press performs a context action on most pages. The page order adapts based on what features are active — optional pages appear automatically when relevant data exists.
M:N on the Position page header regardless of which page is currently shown.The Azimuth web app runs in Chrome on any device with Bluetooth LE. No installation, no account — just open the URL and connect. Works on desktop, tablet and mobile.
Your position plotted in real time on an interactive map. Four tile options — CyclOSM (optimised for cycling and hiking), Positron, OpenStreetMap and Voyager. Auto-follows your position unless you scroll away, with a locate button to snap back.
All nearby Azimuth devices broadcasting on the same LoRa network appear as peers on the map and in the peers panel. AES-128 encrypted — only devices sharing your network key can communicate.
Send text messages over LoRa to all peers (broadcast) or to a specific device (direct). Messages are AES-128 encrypted and displayed on the recipient's OLED screen.
Create private networks for events, expeditions, or team coordination. Each group has its own encryption key — only devices with the key can see each other.
Start and stop route recording from the device or the web app. Recorded routes are displayed live on the map and can be exported as GPX files.
Browse and manage saved routes in a dedicated panel. View route details, edit names, analyse performance with interactive charts, and delete routes you no longer need.
When there's no GPS fix the device uses WiFi to approximate your location — useful indoors or at startup. IP geolocation provides a coarse position immediately; BeaconDB WiFi scanning improves accuracy where coverage exists.
Full device configuration via the settings modal — changes sync bidirectionally between the app and device over BLE.
Current weather conditions fetched from OpenWeatherMap, shown on the device OLED and synced to the web app. Requires a free OWM API key and WiFi credentials.
Azimuth uses multiple layers of security to protect your data and communications.
Extend network range by enabling relay mode on stationary devices. Relays automatically forward packets for other devices — useful at checkpoints, base camps, or high ground positions.
Monitor your mesh network in real-time via a self-contained web page. Access at http://192.168.4.1/status when connected to the device hotspot.
Full device configuration via web browser — no BLE or phone app required. Access at http://192.168.4.1/config when connected to the device hotspot.
After saving settings with hotspot enabled, the device displays a QR code on the OLED screen. Scan with your phone camera to automatically join the device WiFi — no typing passwords.
Passively listen for position broadcasts from Meshtastic and MeshCore devices. External peers appear on your map alongside Azimuth peers — no configuration required on the remote devices.
Configure which Meshtastic channels Azimuth can decrypt. Add channels by pasting share URLs from the Meshtastic app, or enter name and PSK manually.
The WiFi hotspot radar view now displays a live compass heading indicator, showing the direction the device is facing based on GPS course data.