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ARTICLES / retiqr — An alternative reticulum QR+HID interface

2026-05-29

https://github.com/metrafonic/retiqr

I have spent the last couple of days putting together a way to connect
to the reticulum network in situations where the only way to access the
internet is via some form of internet kiosk. So no wifi, ethernet etc.

retiqr allows you to access the network by bridging a TCP connection via
the kiosk browser. Packets are received by your device by visually
observing incomming packets encoded as QR codes on the screen. These are
decoded and sent to your local rns instance. Packets are transmitted
back via an emulated keyboard on an ESP32S3 connected to the kiosk USB
port (linked to us via BLE).

Typical throughput: ~3 kB/s down (QR), ~500 B/s up (HID). Enough for
messaging and Nomad Network.

Let me know what you think! Open to feature requests.

Also check out my guide on running reticulum over DNS (captive portal
situations etc)


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