Private-by-default technology stack for parallel societies, built by an open source community of contributors, node operators and local Circles.
Logos describes itself as the private-by-default technology stack for parallel societies, built for a world where existing systems have stopped working. Its framing is direct: the right response to broken systems is not to reform them but to build alongside them.
It ships an open source stack and Basecamp, which it calls the tool for living outside existing systems, run by a decentralised network of independent node operators. Alongside the software it organises Circles, local chapters of activists identifying and solving what it calls winnable issues, from privacy tech to community funding. Its published community figures are 151 contributors, 226 node operators, 47 Circles and 19 winnable issues.
There are three published routes: build privacy-first decentralised applications against the docs and the stack, run a node to help secure the network, or join the movement through a local Circle. The code is public on its GitHub organisation, and it runs in-person residencies such as Field Station Rajasthan.
Logos is a Web3 company listed on Dapping. Private-by-default technology stack for parallel societies, built by an open source community of contributors, node operators and local Circles. Logos works in Privacy, Infrastructure and Community.
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