The Mix-Net
The mix-net routes messages through multiple relay nodes, mixing traffic patterns so that observers can't determine who is talking to whom.
Networking
The transport and coordination layer for the Logos stack. Private and designed for anonymity with built-in metadata protection.
Overview
The networking layer treats all traffic alike, whether the modules above it are storing files, sending messages, or processing transactions. Messages route through multiple relay nodes that mix and delay traffic, so timing and volume reveal little to an outside observer. Nodes advertise and find one another through a capability discovery protocol with no central registry, and the peering layer maintains connections across the network. Because privacy is implemented at the foundation, every module built on the networking layer inherits it without having to implement anonymity itself.
Capability Discovery Protocol
A capability discovery protocol lets nodes advertise and find services without centralised registries.
Peering Layer
Peering layer manages connections across the decentralised network.
Docs
Reference for the kernel, modules, and UI packages.
Logos Builder Hub
Everything you need to start building privacy-first decentralised applications. Explore RFPs, find ideas, and connect with other builders.
Logos App
Download the app to start building with the kernel + modules + UI packages bundled.
Explore the Logos
Technology Stack.
The Logos technology stack is a unified ecosystem of distinct modules. The entire stack is modular so developers can assemble their own Logos-based platform with a different selection of modules.
Basecamp
The local-first launcher for the Logos stack, running all modules on your hardware from a unified interface.
Storage
Privacy-preserving file sharing and retrieval using content-addressed (CID-based) data.
Messaging
Private, censorship-resistant communication between parties.
Blockchain
Privacy-preserving, decentralised compute and consensus.
LOGOS EXECUTION ZONE (LEZ)
PRIVATE PROOF-OF-STAKE CONSENSUS
User Modules
Anyone can build pluggable modules that can communicate with each other over the same infrastructure.
Networking:
Discovery, peering, and mixnet
This layer handles how Logos nodes find each other, establish connections, and communicate while preserving user privacy.
Logos runtime
A runtime that handles the essential primitives every application needs: loading modules, managing their lifecycles, and letting them talk directly to each other in a secure way.
Logos Press Engine
