Bipette45.0342° N · 6.6432° E

No network ?No charger ?No data ?Bipette.

Bipette is a 100% autonomous pager based on LoRa frequencies. With off-grid transmission, unlimited battery, and zero usage cost, you stay connected when the going gets tough.

A quieter connection, wherever you are.

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LoRa text messages

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Long range

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No cellular network

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Ultra low power

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Built for every day

Pocket-sized. Rugged. Always ready.

Front view of the Bipette LoRa messenger
Front viewE-Ink screen · Rugged QWERTY keyboard
Back view with solar panel and replaceable battery compartment
Back viewSolar powered · Replaceable battery
Side views with power, USB-C and lanyard attachment
Side viewsPower · USB-C · Lanyard attachment
Width62 mm
Height95 mm
Thickness18 mm
Weight120 g

Built to go further.

A tool for the backcountry and the commute, designed around efficient components, sunlight readability and straightforward repairability.

6–12 monthsTypical use, no solar
Practically unlimitedWith regular sunlight
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TransceiverLoRa SX1262
Long range, low power
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ProcessornRF52840
Ultra low power MCU
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Display2.9” E-Ink
296 × 128 · Clear in sunlight
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BatteryLi-Ion 18650
~3000 mAh · Replaceable
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Solar~0.5 W panel
Integrated
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ConnectionUSB-C
Charging & data
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ProtectionIP65
Dust & water resistant

Three steps. Nothing more.

Stay in touch. Go further.
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Messages 14:24

Julie Coffee at the square?

Dad 12:05

Hiking Group 08:41

Read your messages

Clean and focused.

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New message ›

To: Julie

Meet at the station at 10?

See you soon!

Send a message

Fast and straightforward.

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Add contact ›

Enter code:

A7K3M9

Add a friend

Fast 6-character code or QR code.

Ready for trail and town.

  1. 01Bipette device
  2. 02Li-ion 18650 battery (installed)
  3. 03USB-C cable
  4. 04Lanyard
  5. 05Quick start guide

Everyday endurance

Solar on the ridge or the balcony. Months of power either way.

USB-C IP65

Designed for a more connected tomorrow.

Bipette gives you the freedom to stay in touch where it matters — without relying on mobile networks, without distractions — from mountain huts to city streets.

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