No card, no subscription. Register with GitHub or email, inside the extension, when a card asks you to.
What it unlocks
- LTE-M / NB-IoT gateway: a Fanstel LEW840x with BLE in and cellular out, one code base.
- Satellite NB-NTN bring-up on the nRF9151: attach, timing, and what a satellite link costs you.
- nRF91 modem bring-up: attach on your SIM and APN, AT recipes, PSM and eDRX tuning.
- nRF54 edge-AI basics.
- The LEW840x gateway firmware: signed images (a BLE scanner, an ESP32 uplink, an nRF9160 cellular bearer), free to flash and evaluate. Wi-Fi and Ethernet run without limit; cellular runs in 60-minute sessions. Licensed source per module is available on request from Settings › Account. See gateway firmware.
How sign-in works
- Click Register on a locked card. Your browser opens; choose GitHub or email.
- Sign in there. The extension never sees a password: the browser hands back a one-time code, and the token it exchanges for stays in your operating system’s keychain.
- Come back to the editor. The card you clicked is open, and the panel says what is unlocked.

The gate a locked card opens: what a free account unlocks, and the two ways in.

Back in the editor: the receipt names what is now unlocked.
What stays on your machine
Your projects, your logs, your project memory in.adsum/, and your free-tier allowance. The account carries your email, what it has unlocked, and any request you made for template source. See privacy and security.
Settings › Account
- What your account has unlocked, in words.
- Request template source for a gateway family. It is a form, not a button: the answer depends on what you are building.
- Sign out, which locks cellular knowledge again on this machine and touches nothing else.
- Delete your account, which removes everything keyed on you and leaves this machine’s projects, logs and free-tier allowance untouched.
Cellular IoT on nRF91
NB-IoT, LTE-M, GNSS and NB-NTN: the boards, the tools, and what is gated.
Fanstel LEW840x
The gateway the firmware runs on, and the run that built it.

