A decentralized internet layer for hosting, storage, and communication. Built to operate when traditional networks fail or are restricted.
Personet is built to operate when traditional internet assumptions fail. It works during network blackouts, severe bandwidth throttling, infrastructure outages, and active surveillance.
Websites are reconstructed from manifests and blobs. No traditional web server required. Content can be served from multiple peers simultaneously.
Files are split into verified blobs. Redundant storage across the network with automatic cleanup of unused or orphaned data.
Direct node-to-node messaging with no central chat servers. Identity verified via cryptographic keys, not usernames or passwords.
Designed to function at approximately 1 KB/s. Packet-efficient with minimal metadata overhead. Operates reliably on poor, unstable, or degraded networks.
Most of today's internet relies on central servers, monthly hosting bills, single points of failure, and companies owning user data. Personet flips this model.
Content is broken into small, verifiable blobs. A manifest describes how to reconstruct it. No single machine owns the data.
Identity is cryptographic, not account-based. Your keys are your identity—no registration, no passwords, no central authority.
Every file, message, and site is cryptographically verified. Nodes automatically reject invalid or tampered data.
Watch the complete flow from authentication through shard retrieval, reassembly, and verification.
Traditional storage keeps all data in one place. Personet shards data across multiple nodes—lose any node and still reconstruct your file.
No company can shut your site down or lock your files. Data exists as long as peers choose to host it.
No expensive hosting plans or bandwidth bills. Run a node locally or contribute to the network.
Content can exist as long as peers choose to host it. No single point of control or takedown.
Works in extreme low-bandwidth environments (~1 KB/s) where traditional platforms fail completely.
Personet is designed for unstable, degraded, or hostile network conditions where traditional internet platforms become unreliable or completely unavailable.
Operate in infrastructure-compromised zones with unreliable connectivity. Maintain communications when traditional networks are down.
Continue operations during network shutdowns or surveillance. Coordinate securely without reliance on centralized platforms.
Maintain critical communications and data access when traditional infrastructure is damaged or destroyed.
Function effectively in areas with severely constrained bandwidth or intermittent connectivity.
Create serverless hosting without cloud lock-in. Build applications on a truly decentralized foundation.
Publish content that can't be censored or taken down. Maintain editorial independence from platform owners.
PERSONET isn't theoretical. These applications are live and operating on the protocol right now.
Decentralized file storage and sharing. Upload once, access anywhere. No central servers, no vendor lock-in.
Peer-to-peer messaging without central chat servers. Direct node-to-node communication built on PERSONET.
Network infrastructure and node management for the PERSONET protocol. Monitor, deploy, and manage distributed nodes.
Hosting without hosts. Storage without silos. Communication without gatekeepers.