The internet isn't broken. It's just rented.

Every tool you rely on is someone else's property. Your calls, your files, your community, your history: held on machines you cannot see, under terms you did not write, and withdrawn the day the business model changes.

We think software you depend on should be software you can own. So we built the alternative and gave it away: encrypted video on our own SFU, messaging, files, federated communities, and a peer-to-peer node network to run them on. Apache 2.0. Self-hostable. Free forever.

Not because free software is charity, but because infrastructure you can audit, fork and outlive is the only kind worth trusting.

That work is also the clearest proof of what this team can build. When companies hire us to build systems that do not exist yet, this is the standard we build them to.