Built from a terrifying afternoon in Kananaskis.
“I was three kilometres from the car in K-Country when my phone lost signal and fog rolled in. My hiking partner was 500m ahead and I had no idea if he was okay. I spent three hours second-guessing every trail fork. When I finally got out, I knew there had to be a better way — and I couldn't find one that didn't cost $50 a month.”
Serhii spent 18 months building WildLink in his Calgary garage — learning LoRa radio protocols, designing the mesh firmware, and testing in the same trails that inspired it. The result: a device that costs less than a single month of a competitor's subscription, lasts 72 hours on one charge, and works where nothing else does.
Want to field-test the device together?
I'm always open to joint trail runs — mountains, forest, wherever you hike. Free, informal: we take a prototype, hit the route, and honestly look for weak spots. Your real-world experience is worth more than any lab benchmark.
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