Treehouse

I'm a Southern California-based tech hobbyist with 25 years in technology and brand leadership. Treehouse is a working alias. I prefer the work to do the talking.

Waev started as something I needed and couldn't find. Running a community mesh network means living with ambiguous data: nodes that report in, nodes that don't, links that look fine until they aren't. The problem isn't the radio. It's the observability. Waev is my attempt to make that telemetry worth trusting.

The project runs as a hobby. I built it because I find it useful. CERT teams, ham radio groups, and emergency communications volunteers deserve tools built for their actual conditions, not retrofitted from enterprise monitoring stacks.

The blog is part of the operation. Field notes, written close to the work, for anyone who finds them useful.