Zero Mobile

March was a hectic and quiet month at Zypp Labs. A lot of the work didn’t happen in public, but real progress was made across research, infrastructure, and product direction. Here’s a breakdown of everything that happened last month: − We published our first research paper on delay-tolerant networking and Solana transaction propagation. We explored what it actually means for payments to work without constant internet, and how transactions can move across offline environments without breaking trust teapawt.net/use_zypp/status/203476… − We redesigned our website to better reflect what we’re building. We moved away from just explaining ideas and focused on clearly communicating our vision around offline-first infrastructure and real-world usability teapawt.net/use_zypp/status/203565… − We launched idea.zypp.fun as a space to explore and document early concepts. We’re using it to think out loud, share experiments, and give visibility into how ideas evolve inside Zypp Labs teapawt.net/use_zypp/status/203837… − We went deep into research on our next product, focusing on architecture, system design, and the realities of building for environments where connectivity cannot be assumed teapawt.net/use_zypp/status/202820… − We officially started the design and development of Zypp Pay. We began turning research into something tangible, building toward a system that makes payments work regardless of network conditions teapawt.net/use_zypp/status/203965… April will be focused on building and execution. We’re pushing toward launching Zypp Pay and submitting to the Solana Colosseum Frontier Hackathon. Stay bullish.