business @offlineprotocol | Resilient coordination for physical systems
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Alyasa Haider retweeted
Offline Protocol is now on ChatGPT and Codex.
Describe the app you want to build. It picks the SDK packages, plans the architecture and previews the starter files.
Try:
• A walkie-talkie that works with no signal
• Find my friends, no server
• A neighborhood social app
• Agents coordinating on one local network
• A smart home hub that keeps running when the internet drops
Install the plugin: chatgpt.com/plugins/plugin_a…
Alyasa Haider retweeted
We built a version of this, used by a few thousand people this year: IntelligenceMesh on app stores.
> Offline and private LLMs
> Local emergency resources and maps
> Mesh based SOS to nearby users
> Templated user personas and guides
New iteration coming soon.
My friends were all talking about prepping so I made a survival LLM. A free app that runs an AI mdoel plus 1.5 million offline articles (medical guides, FEMA, survival manuals, wikipedia) entirely on your computer. No internet needed.
brangus.io/survival-llm
Alyasa Haider retweeted
🚨 i built the ULTIMATE IRL networking tool
introducing Radius, built on @OfflineProtocol
walk into any room and see who's worth talking to. phones find each other over bluetooth, with no accounts and no sign-up.
📡 live radar: see everyone nearby, filtered by what you're looking for
🤖 AI match: it reads everyone's profile and project website, then ranks who's most worth meeting for you. tap anyone for a personalised icebreaker
✂️ AI summary: drop your project's website and it cuts the BS into a sentence or two on what you actually do
🐋 net worth: connect your ethereum/solana wallets and flex your net worth via @zerion, or just show your tier (🦐 to 🐋)
🏟️ the room at a glance: total net worth, a leaderboard, the category mix, and what people want and offer, so you know if it's worth staying
🧭 finder: a hot/cold screen with haptics that tracks the signal as you walk toward someone
🤝 proof of meet: both phones sign, and the stamp mints as an @eas_eth attestation on @base
📝 notes and export: keep private notes on anyone you meet, then export the list to follow up later
built for meetups, conferences, parties and hacker houses.
going to @EFDevcon Mumbai? reply and let me know. if there's enough demand, i'll open up access! 👀
Alyasa Haider retweeted
Spent the weekend testing @OfflineProtocol mesh SDK's browser support.
Ended up with an @obsdmd plugin for sharing folders device to device over your LAN. Live co-editing, offline edits merge on reconnect, end-to-end encrypted with MLS. And the notes never touched a server.
Browser support lands in the SDK’s next release. If you’ve got a local-first idea you’ve been sitting on, now’s a good time to dust it off.
Alyasa Haider retweeted
I self-nominated our @OfflineProtocol mesh SDK for Rust Crate of the Week yesterday
We’ve been building this for almost a year now. The SDK has grown into something that’s surpassed all our expectations, and it’s now capable of opening up a lot of possibilities for developers who want to build resilient applications across a whole range of domains. And the core of it is Rust.
The SDK lets devices, apps and agents discover each other, communicate securely and coordinate work without needing the internet. Nodes find each other over Bluetooth, Wi-Fi Direct, Reticulum or Nostr relays, pick the best path in real time, and fall back to the internet only when it’s actually there. Everything is end-to-end encrypted with MLS, and the engine is sans-I/O, so it runs anywhere from phones to embedded Linux.
I hope this opens the door to the Rust community and gets more of you looking at the code, questioning the design, and building on top of it. We’ve leaned on this ecosystem for a year. Now we’d like to be part of it, not just a consumer of it.
If you write Rust and have an evening to spare, take a swing at it. Break it, review the API and tell us where the docs lost you.
github.com/Offline-Protocol/…
users.rust-lang.org/t/crate-…
Alyasa Haider retweeted
New release alert!
SDK 0.30 is smaller and works with more of your stack.
• Up to 6x smaller libraries. The iOS framework drops from 138 MB to 23 MB.
• New C, Java and Flutter (preview) bindings, so almost any device or backend can join.
• Steadier Bluetooth LE under heavy traffic, plus a telemetry security fix.
For teams whose devices, apps and agents find each other and share data directly, end-to-end encrypted.
Try it out today!
Shipped v0.30.0 of our offline mesh SDK!
- Bluetooth delivery under load: 70.5% → 100%
- iOS static library: 138 MB → 23 MB
- Native library: 10.9 → 8.5 MB
- New bindings: C, Java and Flutter (preview)
And more bug fixes and optimizations!
github.com/Offline-Protocol/…
My whole timeline is just people blessing dhaiwat😭 what a guy!
cricket 07 with an online multiplayer mode. play with your friends
all you need is a web browser
link: cricket07.dhaiwat.com
India has its problems and religious divides.
But India is also one Muslim wishing another Muslim a Happy Dussehra.
And I think that’s beautiful❤️
Happy Dussehra!
This is just PR at its best. Take it with a pinch of salt
EasyA, a platform for building blockchain and artificial intelligence applications, received an independent valuation of $1.1 billion as it prepares for a direct listing in the first half of next year.
@OllieCoinDesk reports.
RT @ila_kazmi: While covering protest at #jantarmantar , I used @OfflineProtocol to stay connected and send messages without internet acces…
Offline Protocol supports physical operations across industries where people, machines and software need to coordinate without internet.
One question we often received was, "Does Offline Protocol work for our industry?"
So, we rebuilt the Offline Protocol homepage around a single living panorama, full of real workflows and live customer stories behind it: Airports, warehouses, EV chargers, wind and solar sites, drone fleets, venues, robots, field crews.
Our learning from customer interactions is that physical operations don't happen in one app or one network. Ground crews hand off turnarounds. Warehouse systems share task progress. Field teams pull equipment history on site. Drones exchange mission updates. Offline Protocol gives those devices, apps and AI agents one coordination layer: identity, edge sync, encrypted messaging and nearby service calls across whichever local, mesh, gateway or cloud path is available.
Less custom integration.
Fewer cloud round trips.
Faster answers where the work is.
Explore our new website at offlineprotocol.com.
Alyasa Haider retweeted
One question we often received was, "Does Offline Protocol work for our industry?"
So, we rebuilt the Offline Protocol homepage around a single living panorama, full of real workflows and live customer stories behind it: Airports, warehouses, EV chargers, wind and solar sites, drone fleets, venues, robots, field crews.
Our learning from customer interactions is that physical operations don't happen in one app or one network. Ground crews hand off turnarounds. Warehouse systems share task progress. Field teams pull equipment history on site. Drones exchange mission updates. Offline Protocol gives those devices, apps and AI agents one coordination layer: identity, edge sync, encrypted messaging and nearby service calls across whichever local, mesh, gateway or cloud path is available.
Less custom integration.
Fewer cloud round trips.
Faster answers where the work is.
Explore our new website at offlineprotocol.com.
Alyasa Haider retweeted
Why Indian government banned my account and on what grounds?
Thanks @internetfreedom for all the support
#share #support #jantatmantar #protest #cjp #abhishekdipke #rahulgandhi
If your content was withheld "pursuant to a notice… under Section 79(3)(b)", save the screenshots and emails and write to [email protected]. IFF gives pro bono support. (10/10)
Support our work: internetfreedom.in/donate
Here is the video @ila_kazmi posted: xitter.cf/ila_kazmi/status/20803…
Alyasa Haider retweeted
Who blocked @ila_kazmi's account ? Journalist Ila Kazmi's verified Instagram account has been withheld across India since 9 Sept under a secret Section 79(3)(b) notice that no authority has shown her. On 9 Oct, the Delhi High Court issued notice on her challenge. (1/10) Read more: internetfreedom.in/delhi-hc-…
Hearing Prannoy Roy after years is so refreshing. This is true media
How the SIR deletions affect the Bengal election results? Were certain categories of voters targeted and if so, what were the consequences?
Does the analysis of Bengal elections suggest any lessons for the forthcoming state elections?
Prannoy Roy (@PrannoyRoy7749) uses data on SIR deletions and swings in votes to answer these and other questions about the impact of SIR on the Bengal elections.
Watch the full analysis and follow DeKoder for more.
#ECI #SIR #VoterDeletion #WestBengal #BJP #TMC #WomenVoters #VotingRights #IndianElections #ElectionAnalysis
Alyasa Haider retweeted
It is kind of jarring to have people from my own country shit talk me, circulate screenshots of my posts, and tag the police to arrest me.
All because I'm trying to provide a way for people to communicate with each other.
No one wanted to delist our app when people used it during multiple flash floods in India this year for emergency response, or during the monsoon cyclones, or during earthquakes and emergencies when nothing else worked, or even during all the concerts and events this year where we helped people find their friends and go home safely.
No one tagged ministers to ban us then. Then what is so different about this moment? When the internet is turned off, wherever that might be, people still need to find their families, call for help, and tell someone they're alive. That's all we're trying to provide.
If you don't think that's important, that's okay too. I hope you or your loved ones never find themselves helpless and unable to reach each other, because it really sucks.
The bot armies and IT cell anonymous accounts don't scare me. I'm not doing this for you.