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VOLPAROSSA CORE

The foundation for shared possibilities.

Connecting devices, sharing resources and building intelligence together.

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Five layers. A shared foundation.

Different places. Many participants. A connected whole.

Network

Connect participating devices.Explore network

Useful parallel routes connect participants through different relays. Each normal Internet path keeps one relay between the client and exit.

Network documentation

Cache

Reuse eligible public content.Explore cache

Reuse verified public content when its source and permissions allow sharing. Private files and arbitrary encrypted web traffic do not become shared cache entries.

Cache documentation

Storage

Keep encrypted private files recoverable.Explore storage

Applications encrypt files before sharing fragments and recovery copies. Owners keep their recovery keys; providers hold ciphertext. Complete maintenance and application recovery remain in development.

Storage documentation

Compute

Share suitable work and models.Explore compute

Divide suitable tasks, combine results and reuse permitted models. Confidential execution of private work on other participants’ devices remains unfinished.

Compute documentation

Transactions

Record authorized test transfers.Explore transactions

Explore authorized transfers and durable accounting with fictitious test value. This is not a live banking or payment service.

Transactions documentation

Architecture in development. Individual milestones have been tested; these are not yet five released services. The harbour connections are illustrative.

One core. Many applications.

Built on existing projects. Extended through a shared foundation.

Designed around one compatible background Core per device, shared by multiple applications. Other participants run their own Core, with their own resources and permissions.

Intelligence beyond a single device.

VOLPAROSSA is being developed to let devices share suitable work, reuse models and learn from measured outcomes. The aim is to make a modest device an entry point to shared capabilities.

In development

Explore cooperative compute
Shared work, separate permissions

The design divides suitable tasks and combines their results. Shared learning uses permitted data, with evaluation and correction as part of development. Private prompts, files and results are not automatically shared training material.

Confidential execution of private tasks on other participants’ devices remains unfinished. A local coding result does not establish protected distributed execution.

DPS — Decentralized Positioning System

Find your way, together.

Privacy-preserving positioning

DPS is being developed to combine satellite signals, nearby devices and local sensors, with explicit permissions and clear uncertainty. The goal is to improve positioning while keeping precise locations and movement history private.

  • Multiple sources

    Explore complementary satellite, local and sensor-based measurements.

  • Visible uncertainty

    Make confidence, conflicts and unavailable information clear.

  • Explicit permissions

    Keep access, sharing and retention under separate permissions.

Research & development

Explore DPS DPS source on GitHub
What the research establishes

The current prototype assesses supplied position claims. Real sensor fusion, navigation and measured accuracy remain in development. Relative position does not establish an absolute location, and agreeing or signed claims do not prove geographic truth.

Receiving positioning help, accessing sensors, contributing measurements, retaining history and training models each need separate permission. Joining the network does not authorize sharing your precise location or movement history.

DPS uses the five Core layers. Privacy is a design goal, not a guarantee of anonymity. This page requests no location or sensor access; the illustrated points are fictional.

Help build the common ground.

Open infrastructure grows through shared effort. Explore the design, test a milestone or help build the next part.

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Explore the evidence Documentation

Participation is voluntary. Joining the network means accepting its resource-sharing responsibilities.

What participation means

Participation requires explicit activation. Your own device use takes priority. Shared storage calls for a matching usable contribution, including recovery copies and overhead. No payment is required to participate.

Participants contribute according to available capabilities. Devices with an independent Internet connection also provide authorized exit service; local-only devices contribute local links and relay capacity.