Own your source
Publish from your own server, NAS or seed node. Keep a verifiable origin for what you create.
Your content. Your source. Our network. A digital world built by creators and carried by its community.
A song, a video, a piece of software, an idea. Creators keep their own source. People and community nodes help it reach the next person.
Publish from your own server, NAS or seed node. Keep a verifiable origin for what you create.
Discover, play and download. Choose to share verified pieces, with an origin fallback when peers are unavailable.
Explore fingerprints, versions, licenses and contribution records. EVM registration and settlement follow the research.
Our first milestone is a reliable content-sharing loop. Real browser and cross-network testing comes before incentives or chain deployment.
| Milestone | What we're building | What needs to be verified | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| M0Connection lab | Content sources, HTTP baseline, browser P2P and reproducible delivery. | Verified A → B transfer across different networks; origin fallback works. | In progress |
| M1Creator publishing | Independent sources, signed manifests, versions and a discoverable directory. | Publish, discover, update and withdraw content through a complete workflow. | Planned |
| M2Shared distribution | Playback, downloads, optional sharing and visible transfer measurements. | Measure integrity, startup time, completion and source-versus-peer traffic. | Planned |
| M3Controlled pilot | Authorized content, a small creator cohort and a reproducible test report. | Validate usability and distribution cost before choosing the next stage. | Planned |
| NEXTEVM + service rules | Explore registration, licensing, contribution evidence and batch settlement. | Begin after distribution validation; assess whether an independent chain is needed. | Research |
The whitepaper is a working draft. The EVM network, token and reward settlement have not launched. Milestones advance on evidence, not promised dates.
For independent creators, curious builders and people who believe the internet can be a shared place.