Building the futureof media technology.

The HbbTV platform built for broadcasters: real-time audience analytics, a no-code interactive app builder and professional broadcast tools — running on the channel you already have, with no infrastructure to replace.

• Analytics built for broadcast

  Live viewers, session length, geographic reach, TV brands and peak hours — refreshed every five seconds.

• No-code app builder

  Pick a template, map the colour keys, plug in weather, sport, finance or news. Arabic RTL out of the box.

• Tools for broadcast engineers

  TSDuck CLI builder, DVB/HbbTV config generator and a real-time MPEG-TS stream analyzer — on every plan.

• Fits your existing stack

  DVB, IPTV and OTT integration, plus GA4, Segment, BigQuery, webhooks and a REST API.

NewsParse reads 100,000+ publications and millions of social channels natively in six languages — tracking stories as they build, tracing disinformation to its source, and briefing you before the wire catches up. Every language runs its own dedicated desk.

• Same story, six worlds

  One event tracked across every edition at once: who ran it, who stayed silent, and how the wording changed at each border.

• Early-signal detection

  Velocity over volume — briefed on the story hours before it tops mainstream feeds.

• Disinformation forensics

  Fabricated stories traced to their origin, with the amplification network mapped around them.

• Where you already work

  Ask Claude or ChatGPT and it answers from live coverage. Plus alerts, watchlists and a browser sidebar for Chrome, Firefox and Edge.

The open data atlas of London — every train, plane, boat, house sale and breath of air the city publishes, turned into interactive graphs. Every one names its source and how often that source moves.

• The Breathing City

  Live Tube trains, aircraft over London and vessels on the Thames, drawn on real route geometry.

• One map, 72 layers

  The whole atlas on a single canvas, with 29 curated lenses — from “Moving now” to “Unequal London”.

• Provenance on every page

  Source, licence, methodology and refresh cadence named for each graph, across 41 publishers.

• Made to be reused

  Embeddable graphs, CSV and JSON downloads, 20 data stories and a machine-readable catalogue.

A live, open observatory of internet censorship, shutdowns and throttling in Iran. IranBlock brings sixteen independent public measurement networks into one bilingual dashboard, an incident record and a free API — and it counts rather than judges: every verdict is arithmetic over public data.

• Is it blocked right now?

  A per-service verdict with seven days of history — a count, not a judgement.

• Incidents you can cite

  Every corroborated event gets a permanent URL with its cross-source evidence, plus citable monthly reports.

• Sixteen sources, one picture

  OONI, IODA, Cloudflare Radar, RIPE, Tor Metrics and more — each polled on its own schedule and stored verbatim.

• Open by design

  Open-source, all data from public APIs, no government or ISP affiliation. A free no-key API, bulk downloads and live widgets.

The people’s language model. VoxLM is a peer-to-peer network where anyone can contribute compute, data and feedback to build and run language models together — like BitTorrent, but for intelligence.

• Your machine is a node

  A small app for macOS, Windows and Linux shares idle GPU or CPU time, storage, curated data or feedback. You set the limits.

• No one holds the whole model

  Models and workloads are designed to be split across many peers, so no single machine — and no single company — holds the whole thing.

• Resilient by design

  No single point of failure. If one peer leaves, the swarm carries on.

• Owned by contributors

  Share more, get priority access and a say in what gets built next. The people who provide the compute and the data decide the direction.

We design, build and run communication networks that keep people talking when the internet is throttled, filtered or switched off — Meshtastic and Reticulum mesh radio, Ratspeak chat, NomadNet pages, and Tor for the days only a trickle gets through. Every way in and out, ranked by how much internet it needs.

• Mesh with no internet at all

  Meshtastic and Reticulum over LoRa radio: handhelds, phones and gateways pass messages hop by hop — no mobile network, no ISP, nothing to switch off.

• Hubs that hold a community together

  One box becomes the hub: Reticulum transport, an LXMF offline inbox that keeps messages until people reconnect, NomadNet pages and Ratspeak chat rooms, bridged to Meshtastic.

• Tor for the throttled days

  When only a trickle gets through: Tor bridges that look like ordinary web traffic, plus onion and I2P mirrors of every service.

• From first call to a running network

  Threat model, architecture, hardware kits, signed address lists, offline install packs, deployment and operations. We consult, build and run it with you.