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Signal lost. Friends found.
When cell towers get jammed and Wi-Fi is nowhere in sight, Totem keeps working. Each Compass connects to satellites for its own position, then links up with every other Totem nearby through our Unity Mesh Network™—no signal required. Just follow the pretty lights and find up to 8 people at once in real-time.
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"They worked reliably for my pals and I, and I felt safer going to stages by myself with the added layer of security."
"The Totem Compass is well-designed and easy to use. We think they pulled it off."
"Genuinely came in handy more than once over the weekend and did what it was supposed to do. Saved me a lot of time and phone battery when it came to tracking people down & reconnecting with the group."
"Whether you’re an avid festival goer or an artist looking for ways to connect with your fans, the Totem Compass helps you stay connected and stay in the moment. "
"The Totem Compass is a clever and calming tool to keep your closest people close, without relying on phones or signals."
"A must-have family tool for amusement parks, camping, family vacations, and more."
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How the Totem Compass Performed at Okeechobee Fest 2026: Accuracy, Range, and What We Learned
Our field report from Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival (March 2026): how accurately the Totem Compass guided people to their friends, how far it reached, what we got up to on-site, and what one weekend can and can't tell you.
35 Hops Without Cell Service: How Totem’s Unity Mesh Network Works
A Totem message made 35 hops across the Unity Mesh Network at Lost Lands 2026, with no cell service. That's five times Meshtastic's maximum setting. Here's how the record was measured, what it does and doesn't mean, and how Totem's offline mesh works in plain English.
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Screen-Free Parenting: How to Keep Track of Kids at Large Events Without Handing Them a Phone
Big events are magic for kids, and easy places to get separated. Here's a simple family plan based on NCMEC and theme-park guidance, plus an honest comparison of phone location sharing, kids' smartwatches, Bluetooth trackers, and the screen-free Totem Compass, including what each one can't do.
