OMNI · FIELD-TESTED · BY ARRANGEMENT

A private network
that builds itself.

Your machines, anywhere in the world, behind any firewall, talking to each other as if they shared a switch — with no inbound rule to open, no relay in the middle and no one to ask for permission.

Meet OMNI. A post-quantum mesh that forms itself, heals itself and updates itself. Built by someone who spent a lifetime watching networks get broken… so this one expects it.

Five security products already run on OMNI, 24x7.

The film

Under three minutes. The whole story.

What OMNI is, how a hive forms, and how it keeps running when one site is firewalled and Tor is blocked.

What it does

One hive. Every machine. Nothing in the middle.

OMNI joins your servers, laptops, phones and appliances into a single encrypted hive. Traffic goes straight from machine to machine — never through a relay we run, never through a server that could be leaned on.

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Post-quantum by design
Encryption built to hold against quantum computers, so traffic recorded today stays unreadable tomorrow.
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Works behind firewalls
Machines behind NAT and locked-down networks still find each other. No port forwarding, no inbound rule, no VPN concentrator.
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Survives being cut off
Block one route and it takes another. Lose the helper that introduced two machines and the tunnel between them keeps running.
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Updates itself, safely
Signed releases, checked before they are applied, with the previous version kept and an automatic roll-back if a new one misbehaves.
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Everything you carry
Linux on x86 and ARM, macOS, Windows, Android and iOS. One hive across all of them.
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Hives you control
A hive can be sealed so that only people who hold the secret — and the PIN — can ever join. Trust stays with you, not with a vendor.

By arrangement.

OMNI runs our own infrastructure today, and we put it in front of partners by arrangement. How it does what it does is shared under NDA — this one, we don't hand to competitors.

FIELD-TESTED · AVAILABLE BY ARRANGEMENT

Built in Rust. Post-quantum. © Adamantware.


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