The category
Mesh Native Computing
Software that lives on infrastructure you own. Peers talk directly to peers over HTTP/3 — no cloud in the middle, no master node, no vendor that can change the terms. The mesh on this site is live: every station, demo and stream here runs on the real fleet.
Sanctions locked the ICC's prosecutor out of Microsoft email. Jurisdiction is now an operational risk, not a legal footnote.
France is moving 2.5 million civil servants off US platforms. Governments are procuring European infrastructure now.
Sovereign cloud is projected at €100B by 2031. The demand is real; the European supply is the gap.
What it is
Infrastructure you own
Your code runs on your hardware — a mini-PC, a datacenter rack, a tower edge node. When you own the iron, nobody else can change the terms of service.
Local-first
Everything works offline. Nodes keep operating when the connection drops and sync when it returns. The network is an enhancement, not a requirement.
Federated, not centralized
No master node, no single point of failure. Each organization keeps its own identity — a realm — and decides who peers with whom. One outage doesn't stop the others.
No cloud tax
No per-request fees, no egress charges, no lock-in. The protocol is open source. What you build stays yours, and it keeps working even if we disappear.
What it can do for your business
Mostly it removes things: the middlemen, the single points of failure, the jurisdiction you don't control. Here is what that means by industry.
Telecom operators
Tower-to-tower traffic without cloud round-trips, and edge nodes that keep running when backhaul fails. Sell compute whose data never leaves your network — AWS Wavelength structurally can't.
Datacenter operators
Colocation is commoditizing, but sovereign compute is a category the hyperscalers cannot enter: European jurisdiction is something they can't ship. Your racks become the product.
Hosting providers
The VPS you already sell, minus the jurisdiction liability. "Sovereign VPS" turns the same hardware into what regulated customers are now mandated to buy — at premium margins.
Software companies
Deploy to hardware your customer owns. No platform fees on your revenue, and no foreign policy decision can shut down your distribution overnight. Keep your margins, keep your customers.
Enterprises
Compliance becomes architecture, not paperwork. Your Munich office talks to your Milan warehouse without transiting a foreign datacenter. Auditable by design — GDPR, NIS2, EU AI Act.
Maritime & logistics
A port terminal is a choreography of seven organizations that report to no one. Central platforms make one player's uptime a precondition for everyone else's. On a mesh, no centre means nothing to fail.
Consumers & builders
A mini-PC under your desk can be your cloud. Your data, your hardware, your rules — and idle capacity joins the mesh instead of renting from it.
See it working
Copy only goes so far. Everything linked below runs on the live fleet — real nodes, real relays, real facts crossing the mesh.
Talk to us about your use case
No pricing page, no self-serve checkout. Tell us what you're building and we'll answer with what's possible — straight from the people building the mesh.