FreedomCore
Your apps, finally talking to each other — on a network you trust.
You use six apps to do your job. They don’t share data. They don’t share screen space. They don’t know about each other. You copy/paste between them all day. FreedomCore fixes this.
It is three layers, designed as one system:
- FreedomDesktop — Wraps your existing apps in panels, strips the bloat, bridges their data, adds collaboration
- FreedomMesh — The encrypted network they talk through — peer-to-peer, no server in the middle
- Trust — Verified humans, not anonymous accounts — video handshake, geo identity, introduction chains
No platform owns your relationships. No server sees your data. No stranger can get in.
Start Here
- The Problem — Why this needs to exist
- The Vision — From browser tabs to A2A
- FreedomDesktop — TPA orchestration, panels, recipes
- Trust Model — Video handshake, introductions, the trust ladder
- Architecture — How the three layers work together
- FreedomMesh — The network layer
About
- About — Who we are, where this started
- The Lighthouse — Our symbol and why it matters
- Contributing — Vetted source, not open source
Operational
Your apps, finally talking to each other.
FreedomCore wraps the web apps you already use, bridges their data, and adds real-time collaboration — over an encrypted mesh network with verified identity.
Start Here
- The Problem — Why this needs to exist
- The Vision — From browser tabs to App-to-App
- FreedomDesktop — TPA orchestration, panels, recipes
How It Works
- Architecture — The three-layer system
- Trust Model — Video handshake, introductions, the trust ladder
- FreedomMesh — The encrypted network layer
About
- Our Story — Where this started
- The Lighthouse — Our symbol
- Contributing — Vetted source model