Partners
Offline Protocol works with the leaders in cloud, hardware, and AI to bring offline-first coordination to every device that runs an operation. Our partners extend what we build into the clouds, devices, and agents their customers already use.
Offline Protocol partners with Zebra Technologies
All partners
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Zebra Technologies
Hardware partner
Offline Protocol and Zebra keep frontline crews connected on the rugged devices that run warehouses, yards, stores, and field operations, with or without a network.
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NVIDIA
AI partner
Offline Protocol and NVIDIA bring AI agents to the edge: on-device agents that discover, call, and coordinate with each other with no cloud in between.
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Amazon Web Services
Cloud partner
Offline Protocol and AWS power always-on, offline-first operations: devices that keep working without a network, bought and billed through the AWS account you already run.
Where to get Offline Protocol
Buy the platform on AWS Marketplace, connect your coding agent from the MCP Registry, or install the SDK from the registry for your language.
- AWS MarketplaceOffline Protocol: Peer-to-Peer Sync, Messaging and Identity for Devices
- MCP Registrycom.offlineprotocol/
cli and com.offlineprotocol/ hosted - npm@offline-protocol/
mesh-sdk, cli, id-react-native, id-react, and pol - crates.iooffline-protocol and 12 more crates
- PyPIoffline-protocol-sdk
- Maven Centralcom.offlineprotocol packages for Java and Android
- RubyGemsoffline_protocol
- Swift Package Managergithub.com/
Offline-Protocol/ offline-protocol-swift
Partners FAQ
Is the Offline Protocol SDK open source?
Yes. The mesh SDK is free under AGPL-3.0-only, in production too, when your product meets its obligations. The OfflineID and Proof of Location client packages are MIT or ISC. See pricing and licensing.
Can I ship Offline Protocol inside a product I sell?
Yes, with a commercial license. It covers the mesh SDK in proprietary software, closed firmware, App Store apps, and hardware you sell, and OEM and redistribution rights, without the AGPL obligations. Talk to us about licensing.
Which platforms does the Offline Protocol SDK run on?
iOS and Android through React Native, Python on macOS, Linux, and Windows, Java on the JVM, Ruby, a C API for any language that calls C, and Rust crates everywhere else, plus early native Swift and Android packages, a preview Flutter plugin, and an experimental browser build. Read the developer docs.
What have people built with Offline Protocol?
Open-source apps for real operations, from restaurant orders and store inventory to gate check-ins and outage coordination, each running between an iPhone and an Android phone over Bluetooth with no internet. Developers have also shipped a nearby social app, an Obsidian plugin that syncs folders peer to peer, and private payments between two phones in airplane mode. See the demo apps.
Can my coding agent build with Offline Protocol?
Yes. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, VS Code with Copilot, and other MCP clients connect to the Offline Protocol MCP server, read the real SDK guidance, and scaffold your project. Set up the MCP server.
