MBPMesh Bulletin Platform

Mesh Bulletin Platform

MBP Mesh Bulletin Platform: Local information. Shared securely. When it matters most.
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What is MBP?

Information that keeps moving when it matters.

Mesh Bulletin Platform is a community-focused, open-source framework for collecting, organising and publishing important local information.

It is built for communities that value trusted updates, practical resilience and communication that does not depend on a single central service.

Open sourceCommunity-ledMesh-ready

MBP at a glance

A clear guide to what MBP does.

MBP information poster explaining its purpose, features, audiences and examples of the local information it can share.
MBP collects trusted information, creates clear bulletins and shares them through the MeshCore network.

How it works

One reliable path from source to community.

MBP architecture: trusted information sources flow through the MBP processing core and modules to generate bulletins, automate publishing, distribute across MeshCore, and support community impact.
The MBP architecture, from trusted sources to community impact.
01

Collects trusted updates

Connects to approved sources so useful local information is ready when it is needed.

02

Creates clear bulletins

Turns updates into concise, readable messages designed for a community network.

03

Shares with resilience

Publishes across compatible mesh networks, including when ordinary connectivity is limited.

04

Stays community-led

A modular, open-source foundation that communities can adapt to their own needs.

What MBP can share

Useful updates, without the noise.

01Weather warnings
02Flood alerts
03Travel and road updates
04Community news
05Local events
06Utility updates

Built for resilient communities

Make local information easier to share.

MBP is in active development. Follow the project, explore the reference deployment, and help shape resilient local communication.

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