Sovereign infrastructure for local reciprocity. We’re building tools to keep data—and lawnmowers—exactly where they belong: within the community.
We’ve replaced centralized databases with a distributed, geofenced relay. Think of it as a community bulletin board, just encrypted and minus the pushy ads.
Metadata is a liability, not a business model. We strip identifying markers at the edge. We don’t want your profile—just your handshake.
Trust isn't granted by a server; it's forged in person. Every interaction requires a direct cryptographic handshake. It’s the digital firm nod.
Your location stays approximate by default. You choose exactly when and how to reveal your coordinates to a verified neighbor.
Your 14-word mnemonic seed is the only source of truth. Your Public key and encryption keys are derived mathematically from it. Portable, permanent, and belongs to you—not a corporation.
Keys are stored in your device’s Secure Element and guarded by biometrics. They never touch the cloud, because clouds have a habit of leaking.
Every field in your local cache is individually encrypted before being committed to disk. It's overkill, and that's the point.
Listings and messages don't need to live forever. They dissolve once their purpose is served, leaving zero residue for forensic analysis.
Our logic is simple: keep it local, keep it honest, and keep the black-box algorithms out of the neighborhood.
Share what you can, take what you need. Facilitating human connection, not maximizing "engagement" metrics.
No suggested items or curated feeds. You see what’s actually nearby, ranked by proximity, not by a black-box optimizer.