Internet services suffer from centralization which hinders innovation. We develop open source platform for uncensorable and decentralised services, such as social networks or messenging, which would be available in some sort of decentralized marketplace ("app store"). For the beginning we'll start with Social Network, Group Decision and Finances.
Development
https://github.com/akhavr/johngalt/blob/master/p2p.content.md
We develop custom per-app blockchains over IPFS. An example could be seen at https://github.com/42cc/evox
IPFS provides p2p reliable network storage and communication with immutable data and ability to route around filters.
Me - Kyiv, Ukraine
Initially project team is also in Kyiv, but the plan is to have distributed team of enthusiasts across the globe without single person or company controlling project development
Me, my software development team from 42 Coffee Cups, Maxim Orlovsky from BICA Labs
Uncensorable app protocols:
- DarkNet: TOR, I2P, Freenet
- ZeroNet
- Maidsafe
Social Networks:
- synereo (still in development)
- diaspora (very few users)
Group Decisions (voting) on blockchain:
- BitCongress
- BitNation
- DASH masternode budget voting
Finances: alot, we plan to integrate with most of them and likely will use OpenTransaction as a main vehicle.
ZeroNet https://zeronet.io/
The closest project.
Pro: already working and deployed with 200+ forks and 30+ contributors
Cons:
- developed their own p2p network code
- hard to convert existing apps
- no built-in storage
Maidsafe http://maidsafe.net/
Most known project to run distributed apps (after Etherium :)
Pro:
- most known
- has a solid team
- raised funding through crowdsale
Cons:
- in development for years, yet still to release a version for public testing
Synereo http://www.synereo.com/
Next-get social platform
Pro:
- solid team with technical backing from Etherium
Cons:
- focused on attention management
- underfunded (planned to raise $1.2m during crowdsale, raised ~$125K)
- no public code yet
0, we're in the development stage right now
We see a strong grass-roots demand for an easy-to-use tool for collective action. That's why it would be easy to get initial groups to use the platform.
We see a great interest from developers side. Since it's very easy to convert regular web app to serve in our network, we expect a good deal of services to be available very soon. Initial feedback also says that the first apps besides basic, would be content and finances .
To populate the social network part with the initial data we will create Facebook and Twitter import scripts and apps to interact with them from within the network.
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