Hi,
I'm building a live map where every point is real sensor data from actual
neighborhoods — power quality, air, connectivity, temperature.
Right now? Those maps don't exist for regular streets. You see nothing about
your block. I wanted to change that.
How it works:
Each ESP32 posts its readings to a live map. So when you look at it, you see:
- Your street's power voltage (sags, spikes, all visible)
- Air quality from people who measure it
- WiFi coverage heatmap
- Temperature variations block-by-block
Neighbors can see what you measure (or not, your choice). You can see what
they measure.
Why this matters:
Right now air quality data comes from one satellite or one city station 5km
away. But that's useless for your street. With 10 nodes on one block, you
actually know what's happening. Power company can't tell you why the lights
flickered? You have the data. Want to know if pollution from main road affects
you? Measure it.
What I need:
5-10 people to put an ESP32 somewhere (window, balcony, wherever). It measures
stuff, sends data to the map. That's it. You get to see the live map build in
real-time with real data from your area.
Works with Home Assistant. Everything is completely free and open-source.
Everything works without any token. Zero crypto required. Measure, share data,
see the map — that's all.
Also: I'm solo dev working on this and honestly I don't know much about
community management and campaigns. If someone wants to help run the Discord,
manage community stuff, or anything else — I'm inviting you to the team. Let's
build this together.
GitHub: GitHub - Galusz/sensmos-protocol: GALU token, on-chain reward pool and emission model for the Sensmos DePIN sensor network · GitHub
Firmware: GitHub - Galusz/sensmos-firmware · GitHub
HA: GitHub - Galusz/sensmos-homeassistant · GitHub
Discord: Sensmos
