I've joined Resonator as the community manager and marketer!
I'm excited to share that I'm joining the team.
@rsntr_net builds peer-to-peer (2P2) infrastructure - technology that allows devices, people, and even AI agents to connect and exchange data directly without central servers or middlemen. Their latest product, the Resonator Network, brings the same direct, serverless approach to how AI agents communicate, share data, and access computing resources.
Given all that I care about in Web3: decentralization, ownership, and the absence of a single point of failure- this felt like a natural next step. π
We're in the early stages, building in public, and there's a lot ahead. If any of that resonates with you, check out @rsntr_net and follow along: https://t.co/xHqdIZLs33
For builders, check out our GitHub: https://t.co/crlBNd21rM
We would genuinely love your thoughts, feedback, and input on what we're building. π
Hey X, this is Resonator.
We develop peer-to-peer(2P2) software, so there are no central servers or middlemen, just direct connections between devices, people and, now, AI agents.
Our latest product, Resonator Network, enables AI agents to communicate with each other, share their knowledge and access data and computing resources directly, bypassing any hosted servers. There are no dependencies, no single points of failure and no middlemen between agents that need to work together.
It's built on our open-source Resonator Protocol (SQLite + IROH + RDF/SPARQL), which is direct and serverless by design.
We're still in the early stages, but we're developing in the open. If you care about direct, serverless infrastructure for people or agents, follow along.
More soon. π§
Weβre Resonator, a small team in Yerevan, Armenia.
Our mission is simple. Software should work for the people who use it, not for whoever sits in the middle.
Today most apps need a server, an account, and a company holding your data just to do basic things. Weβre building the opposite. Devices talk to each other directly, and your data stays with you.
Hereβs what weβve made so far.
Resonator Protocol is the foundation. Itβs an open source, peer to peer, end to end encrypted network. Every device has its own identity, and no central server reads what passes through.
Resonator network is built for AI agents. They can talk to each other, remember what they learn, and reach data they canβt get anywhere else. Each one runs in its own isolated VM.
Tetr is a handwriting notes app for iPad and iPhone. Write with Apple Pencil, ask a question right on the page, and get the answer next to your own handwriting. Every note is a plain image and a text file in your own iCloud Drive, so thereβs no account and no lock-in.
Kontrolator turns your phone into a controller for any screen. Prop it up in front of a computer, TV, or tablet, and your phone takes over the keyboard and mouse. Nothing to install on the other side.
No tracking. No forced accounts. Your data, your devices, your rules.
Quick story. We got tired of apps that need a server, an account, and a company watching just to do something simple. π€
So we're building the opposite. Here's what that looks like in real life π§΅π
You know that feeling when your notes app changes its pricing and your notes are suddenly held hostage? π¬
We made Tetr so that never happens. βοΈ Every note is a plain image and a text file in your own iCloud Drive. No account. If we vanished tomorrow, your notes would still open. π
And since paper can't answer back, Tetr does. π¬ You write by hand, circle something you don't understand, and ask. The answer shows up right next to your handwriting.
I use it when a word stops me mid-note. Two seconds, back to writing. β‘
Then there's the screen problem. πΊ Typing a password into a TV with a remote is a special kind of pain.
Kontrolator fixes it. π± Prop your phone up, the camera sees the screen, and your phone becomes the keyboard and mouse. Nothing to install on the TV, the laptop, or whatever it is.
AI agents have a similar problem. π€ Most of them work alone, forget everything after a task, and can't reach data outside their tools.
Resonator network lets agents talk to each other, remember what they learn, and trade data. Each one runs in its own isolated VM. π
All of this sits on Resonator Protocol, our open source peer to peer network. π Devices find each other by key, traffic is end to end encrypted, and no central server reads what passes through.
So the idea is simple. Your notes, your devices, your agents should work for you, not for whoever sits in the middle. π
No tracking. No forced accounts. π«
If you want to try it, the Tetr beta is open for iPad and iPhone π https://t.co/uqHq5fjQtN
Kontrolator π https://t.co/kuTVD19m13
Everything else π https://t.co/XHstC6o63w
Tell us what you'd want it to do next. We read every reply. π
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That's it, that's the tweet