We are not building a new Internet system.
ShareNet makes sharing and using the Internet that already exists simpler and fairer.

Internet exists, but access is still constrained
Homes, shops, dorms, and community sites already pay for Supply while many users need something more flexible than another monthly contract.
- Supply is distributed
- Demand moves
- The missing layer is Trust + Transaction
Existing workarounds solve only part of the problem
Password sharing lacks control and audit. Vouchers trap value at one site. Mobile hotspots are not built for continuous community service.
- Shared passwords — hard to govern
- Vouchers — balance tied to one point
- Phone hotspot — not continuous infrastructure
ShareNet is the Access Layer between existing Internet and users
Traffic exits through the Host. ShareNet centralizes Identity, Policy, Metering, Credit, Accounting, and Audit.

Hosts start with what they already have
Existing Internet → install and register the Box → maintain power, location, and availability → earn from system-accepted usage.

Clients see a simple, explainable service
Connect → Top up → use Internet → pay for actual data → carry the remaining balance to another available ShareNet point.

Every GB is an accountable transaction
Accepted usage, quota policy, balance deduction, settlement, and audit trail are recorded so both sides can understand what happened.
- Local data path
- Central policy + accounting
- Stop / recovery without lost balance
- Trust + dispute controls
Start where Supply and Demand are already close
Shops, dorms, markets, workspaces, and communities reveal the problem clearly. Expansion must follow real network density—not an imaginary coverage map.
Hosts turn existing Internet into measurable Supply
The experience target is Plug in → Register → Forget. Hosts maintain Internet, power, location, and availability while Server + Admin centrally governs policy, pricing, accounts, and metering.
- Host maintains Internet + site
- Node runs continuously
- Central policy + pricing
- Auditable settlement
One hardware family, distinct responsibilities
V1 starts with Wi-Fi uplink and no LAN. V2 adds capacity and LAN. ShareNet Link remains a separate Bridge / Coverage device.

One account makes infrastructure portable
Users should not restart their balance at every Node. The goal is one Account + Balance that moves with them across available ShareNet points.
The network compounds through easy Hosts and repeat Clients
Supply grows when Hosts benefit from usage. Demand grows when Clients trust that connection and balance behavior remain consistent.
- Density before geography
- Repeat usage before vanity reach
- Operational evidence before expansion
What is proven—and what is not
The single-Box pilot passed on Raspberry Pi 5 + WR1300 r101 + PostgreSQL and one Android: 20/20 Wi-Fi cycles, 5/1 Mbps policy, accounting, stop/recovery, trust, and dispute flows.
- Passed: single-Node pilot acceptance
- Next: 2 Boxes + at least 3 Clients
- Still required: soak, power, RF/thermal, multi-ISP, Cloud HA, factory/RMA
The large ambition starts with small, credible proof
ShareNet aims to make existing Internet simpler and fairer to share and use. The next gate is a solid 2-node, multi-client system before a wider pilot.
- Project update—not a live service
- Concept—not a production claim
- Capital accelerates evidence, hardware, and distribution