Site and Product Updates: September 2026
This is the format we will use going forward for release notes: what changed on the site and in the service, in plain language. First up: the location pages, self-service account tools, and the data top-up flow.
Starting with this post, we are publishing regular updates here on what we ship: new pages, changes to how the service works, and new ways to manage your own rental. This first one is a snapshot of where things stand right now.
44 location pages
We publish a dedicated page for national parks, events, and metro areas across the country, each one written for that specific place rather than a generic template. A page for a national park talks about tree cover and obstruction. A page for a festival or a marathon talks about crowd size and how long the event runs. A city page talks about the terrain you would actually take a rental into from there. All of them are reachable from our location index.
Manage your own rental, without calling us
Once you have booked, your account page shows every rental you have with us: what is currently out, how much data is left on it, and what is upcoming. From there you can jump straight into the live portal for a rental that is out in the field.
Add data in one tap
If a rental gets close to its data cap mid-trip, you do not need to call anyone. The portal's network page lets you add more data in one tap, charged to the card on file, and messaging plus that same sign-in page keep working even if you are between top-ups. This is also where the self-service rental extension option lives when you need a few more days.
What is next
This post is the template: short, specific, and dated, so you can see exactly when something changed. If you hit something on the site that does not match what is described here, let us know and we will fix the page or the software, whichever is wrong.