Remade with Rust
A more fair internet, built for every person in every neighborhood.
Serenity meets incredible technology, and we rebuilt the primitives so every person can distribute privacy across a more fair internet on Greatest Disco Party.
Why we remade the internet's foundation
The internet was built to enable open communication, but has become closed and controlled. We are rebuilding every piece to enable a more fair and open internet. The media that everything runs on, the storage to save your favorite memories, and the pipelines to move every file.
That work is a more fair internet for every person in every neighborhood: a photo, a voice note, and a sign-in key that stay on hardware you can point at, running the same stack your neighbor runs. Rust is how we remake those primitives so the neighborhood holds the files, the identity, and the choice of who receives them.
The constellation
One constellation of technology
Every crate is a star in this map, and together they outline the new internet you can read on the full constellation.
Open the map→- Media rebuilds ffmpeg, H.264, Opus, and PNG or JPEG pipelines in pure Rust for pictures and sound a neighborhood can keep.
- Mind keeps speech, reading, and detection with FFAI on hardware every person already has in the neighborhood.
- Memory pairs rusty_alloc with SpaceDB so files and replicas stay with every person who holds the hardware.
- Identity is mID and Sovereign ID, the keys every person holds for a fair internet in their neighborhood.
- Edge places ESP mesh nodes in the neighborhood, hardware that keeps cameras and sensors on the local network.
- Trust is Deputy, a supply chain every neighborhood can read before a crate is allowed onto a device.
Developers, build with us
Star the repos, ship against the house stack, and deploy toward the mesh, because a more fair internet needs builders in every neighborhood who refuse to trade privacy for convenience.


