The network · DePIN
Built through
everyday
listening.
Each participating radio can contribute a local view of the airwaves. Together, those observations can make listening smarter and power useful data services.
A bigger picture.What was detected. Where. When.
Customer revenue can support useful contribution. Personal tuning activity requires separate panel consent.
One device. Independent jobs.
You choose the station.
The network observes.
A multiband tuner handles your listening. A separate SDR handles background sensing. The design keeps your station and volume independent of network work.
Contribution is a choice. A useful site depends on its antenna, reception and the service it can actually support.
Explore the radioParticipation, on your terms
Three kinds of data.
Separate choices.
RF observations
Optional sensing of broadcasts and the radio environment, independent of your station choices.
Your listening
Private local controls and presets. Ordinary listening does not enroll you in a panel.
The opt-in panel
Separately consented tuning records for aggregated insights. Withdraw participation without losing your radio.
Microphone audio and precise household histories do not belong in public network data.
Open data. Useful services.
Shared knowledge.
Sustainable infrastructure.
The intended open tier makes aggregated, delayed RF and broadcast data public. Business services add permitted timeliness, detail, history and support.
Access, licensing and privacy rules are being defined before publication. Personal tuning records are separate from that open dataset.
Owners and contribution
Value comes from
useful work.
Coverage, reception quality, freshness and corroboration matter more than simply being online. Another radio is valuable when it improves a service people need.
Our aim is for customer revenue to support owner rewards. Token incentives and buybacks remain design work; payouts, allocations and returns are not established. Buying a radio does not currently convey company equity.
The direction
Start with broadcast.
Grow with what works.
- First product focus
Broadcast intelligence
Independent reception, a shared airplay index and better discovery. A separately consented tuning panel adds another view.
- Qualification track
GNSS interference
Assess the receivers, antennas and evidence needed for useful GPS interference observations. Detection and source-location claims need their own proof.
- Longer-term possibilities
A wider view of the spectrum
Spectrum occupancy and other reception services, with appropriate hardware and qualified coverage. Tabletop, outdoor and mobile installations may serve different needs.
Two sides. One shared network.