We are not building a new Internet system.

ShareNet makes sharing and using the Internet that already exists simpler and fairer.

Investor Deck
SERVER + ADMIN
ShareNet system concept: a Host home router and phone supply Internet to the ShareNet hardware family, a two-antenna V1 Box and a separate ShareNet Link, before reaching Client devices.
PresentSingle-node test passed
September 2026
Next gate2 nodes + multi-client

SYSTEM MODEL — NOT LIVE COVERAGE

A system that can be understood layer by layer

Internet starts with the Host. ShareNet turns it into a manageable service.

Traffic exits through the Host’s existing Internet. Server + Admin centralize identity, policy, metering, accounting, and audit. Hardware provides the access layer, while Clients use one account and portable balance across available ShareNet points.

ShareNet is an access layer, not a new ISP, and it does not claim universal coverage.
  1. HostInternet source

    Supplies an existing connection and keeps power, location, and availability ready

  2. HardwareAccess layer

    V1 Box and Link connect the source to users

  3. ClientInternet user

    Connects, tops up, uses data, and pays for actual usage

  4. Server + AdminControl plane

    Runs identity, policy, metering, accounting, and audit

One control plane keeps every Node on the same rules

Server is the source of truth for accounts, balances, policy, metering, and accounting. Admin exposes Node health, Host operations, transaction audit, and dispute or anomaly handling.

  • One account and portable balance
  • Central policy and quota
  • Usage, settlement, and audit records
  • Trust, dispute, and fraud controls

One hardware family, with a clear role for every device

V1 Box is the compact, low-power entry point. V2 adds capacity and connectivity. ShareNet Link is a separate bridge / coverage device and never owns billing or account logic.

Images show the industrial-design direction, not the tested enclosure. The current bench uses Raspberry Pi 5 + WR1300 r101.

V1 Box

First-version concept

2 external antennas · USB-C · Wi-Fi uplink · no LAN

Target: up to 10 concurrent users and 7 Mbps per user

V2 Box

Next-version concept

Higher capacity · Wi-Fi 6 or suitable radio · LAN included

Target: 20–30 active clients and dedicated Link backhaul

ShareNet Link

Separate device

Bridge / coverage extension · no NAT, DHCP, captive portal, or billing

Preserves Client identity and supports wireless or Ethernet modes by version

The Host supplies the original Internet and operates the point

A Host starts with Internet already available in a home, shop, or community site, then connects ShareNet Hardware to that source. Central services remove the need to manage every user by hand.

  1. 1Start with existing Internet
  2. 2Install and register the Box
  3. 3Maintain power, location, and availability
  4. 4Earn from system-accepted usage

Clients see a simple connection and explainable charging

Clients connect to ShareNet, top up, use the Internet, and pay for actual data. The account and remaining balance are designed to continue across available ShareNet points without needing to know who owns each Node.

  1. Connect
  2. Top up
  3. Use actual data
  4. Carry balance

The project is moving from a single Node to network proof

Completed work is backed by the physical pilot suite. Anything not yet proven is named explicitly as the next gate.

Passed on the one-Node prototype

  • Raspberry Pi 5 + WR1300 r101 + PostgreSQL
  • One Samsung Android device in Suite A
  • 20/20 Wi-Fi connect and reconnect cycles
  • 5/1 Mbps policy measured near 4.62/0.95 Mbps median
  • Accounting, stop/recovery, trust, and dispute flows passed pilot scope

Preparing the next validation gate

  • At least 2 independently provisioned Boxes
  • At least 3 physical Clients with multi-client traffic
  • Cross-Box balance, aggregate shaping, and isolation
  • 24–72 hour soak test
  • Power, RF/thermal, multiple ISPs, Cloud HA, and factory/RMA paths

The current result is single-Box pilot acceptance—not public-production readiness.

  1. Single Node verified

    Baseline stability, policy, accounting, and recovery passed on the prototype

  2. 2 Nodes + multi-client

    Prove cross-Box balance, bandwidth sharing, and client isolation

  3. Production Suite B

    Soak, power, RF/thermal, multi-ISP, Cloud HA, and manufacturing operations

Follow the architecture, evidence, and next proof

The redesigned Investor Deck separates system vision, hardware concepts, completed validation, and next gates—without blurring a concept into production status.

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