CARROTED
About Carroted

Four products. One idea.

Carroted makes tools that keep doing their job: Maps for groups in the field, Data for the devices you build, Flows for the checklists your team runs, and Media for honest reviews of the gear. One company, one mark, one way of working.

Why Carroted

Made to keep working.

We started by building for the places other apps give up: the trail, the site, the workbench. That habit stuck. Every product asks the same question: what happens when the conditions stop being kind?

  • Mapskeeps a group on one map, online or over LoRa radio.
  • Dataputs a device on a live dashboard in about a minute.
  • Flowsruns every checklist offline and keeps the record.
  • Mediatests the gear before we write a word about it.
The name

Why a carrot.

Our mark is a carrot, tip down like a map pin: the place you are heading. It is drawn from one stroke on the golden ratio, and every product wears it in the same orange.

  • One markFour products, the same carrot.
  • One colourOrange means go, everywhere you see it.
  • Plain wordsNo jargon where a short word will do.
How we work

What we hold to.

Fast to start

Set up in seconds, not afternoons. If it needs a manual to begin, it isn't finished.

Keeps working

No signal, no server, no problem where we can help it. Our tools are built for bad days.

Honest

We say what it does, what it costs and what can fail. Reviews included.

Open where it counts

Our telemetry agent and the self-hosted Data stack are open source.
So far

The log.

  1. Aug 2025Data V2 API launches; ingest rewritten from Python to Go.Data
  2. Aug 2025The telemetry stack goes open source.Data
  3. Jan 2026Lighthouse, the one-command telemetry agent, ships.Data
  4. 2026Maps shown on stage at LEAP 2026, Riyadh.Maps
  5. 2026Relay Bridge and MeshCore support arrive in Maps.Maps
  6. 2026Flows launches: AI-drafted checklists that run offline.Flows
  7. Oct 2026Maps, Data, Flows and Media come together as Carroted.Carroted

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