The coordination layer for physical systems

Offline Protocol keeps applications, machines, and agents authenticated, synchronized, and operational across local, mesh, gateway, and cloud paths. The cloud stays the system of record. We are the system of local execution.

350,000+devices reached to date
140+countries with a live install
11,500+local networks active this month
$3.05Mraised to date

How we got here

Every important physical system is becoming a computer, and most of them still depend on a distant cloud to discover one another, establish trust, exchange state, and prove what happened. That architecture fails exactly where those systems are most visible: in motion, in the field, behind contested links, during outages.

We got here the long way. We shipped Fernweh, a messenger that keeps working when the internet does not, and watched the network underneath it grow to 350,000+ cumulative devices in 140+ countries. Then we took the transport, identity, and coordination underneath it and made it a platform anyone can build on.

Leadership

Satvik Sethi
Satvik Sethi Founder and Chief Executive Officer
  • Former Global Product Lead at Mastercard.
  • Founded Anokha (acquired in 2024), a social platform built as a healthier alternative to engagement-driven networks.
  • Bootstrapped Runaway (acquired in 2021) into a globally renowned youth mental-health platform.
  • Co-authored health-tech research and policy with UNICEF and WHO, and earned Mental Health America's mPower Award.
  • Co-founded RELI3F, which provided $2M of humanitarian aid in Ukraine, recognized by TIME and Forbes.
Gokul Santhosh
Gokul Santhosh Chief Technology Officer
  • Distributed-systems engineer with 6+ years across protocols and developer infrastructure.
  • Creator of wrkflw, a Rust tool for running GitHub Actions locally with 3.3K+ GitHub stars.
  • His open-source developer tools have surpassed 120K downloads across crates.io.

What we believe

Coordination should not depend on a tower or a server. Four beliefs shape everything we build, and each one links to where it is built.

It works when your network does notThe most important moment for a network is the moment the internet goes down. We start from that moment and design backward.

See the platform

No single point of failureInfrastructure that funnels through one tower, one data center, or one provider has one thing to break. A mesh has no chokepoint and no off switch.

How mesh networking works

Devices coordinate directlyPhones, gateways, and hardware advertise, discover, and invoke each other with no server and no DNS. A device several hops away is reachable like a local endpoint.

How service discovery works

Privacy by architectureSessions are encrypted with MLS by default and keys never leave the device. Privacy is a property of how the system is built, not a policy layered on top.

How offline identity works

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