This is roadmap. No organization has deployed on Linkr yet, and there is no
organizational account tier today. This section describes the intended model. For what is
available now, see Product status.
The intended model
The plan is that the network does not distinguish between a single home hotspot and many access points across a campus. Both are contributions; organizations simply contribute more of them.Why organizations would use Linkr
Visibility. Making existing connectivity discoverable to people who need it. Infrastructure contribution. Participating in shared public infrastructure. Coverage extension. Filling gaps in the areas they serve. Coordination. Managing connectivity across multiple locations from one place.How it would work
The intent is for organizations to share hotspots much as individuals do — creating hotspots at their locations and configuring visibility — with additional tooling for managing many hotspots at once.Access configuration
Organizations would typically share connectivity publicly (parks, public buildings, community centers) or with limited access (members or employees). Multi-tier access control is part of the roadmap, not the current app.Getting started
Organizational onboarding is not open yet. If your organization is interested, reach out to support@linkrmap.com so we can keep you informed as these capabilities land.Linkr is intended to welcome organizations of any size on the same terms as individuals.
That capability is still being built.