About painlessMesh
painlessMesh connects an Android device to a painlessMesh wireless network and lets the phone act as a node. It can request routing information from the mesh and send both direct messages to a single node and broadcast messages to the network. The app connects to the nearest access point in the mesh. Its supported protocol operations are limited. The product description says it does not implement time-delay messaging, time synchronization, or replies to node synchronization requests. Android also limits access point and client mode from operating at the same time, which affects how the network can be configured. On Android 6 and later, scanning for Wi-Fi networks requires location permission and the location service to be enabled. The app is intended for users who already have a compatible painlessMesh network and need an Android node for routing information or sending messages. It does not create a complete mesh setup by itself, and its capabilities depend on the network and protocol operations supported by the app. The supplied information does not describe message history or user interfaces beyond node connection and message sending.
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