The integraton of DNS with .kai domains running on actual iOS devices is mindblowing. Most Web3 naming projects never get past the whitepaper stage but you've actualy shipped working infrastructure. The harmonic math connecting everything from time to identity to value is a bold architectural choice. What I find most compelling is the local-first aproach to memory and sovereignty. This sidesteps the platform dependency trap that captures most social systems.
I wanted .kai on real devices for exactly that reason—most of this space stops at whitepapers, but sovereignty doesn’t count until it runs on the phones people already use. The harmonic math + local-first approach is my way of saying: time, identity, value and memory all belong to the human at the edge, not the platform in the middle.
I’m just getting started with what can be built on top of this stack—would love to hear what you’d ship first in a world where that dependency trap is gone.
The integraton of DNS with .kai domains running on actual iOS devices is mindblowing. Most Web3 naming projects never get past the whitepaper stage but you've actualy shipped working infrastructure. The harmonic math connecting everything from time to identity to value is a bold architectural choice. What I find most compelling is the local-first aproach to memory and sovereignty. This sidesteps the platform dependency trap that captures most social systems.
This means a lot coming from you, thank you. 🙏🏽
I wanted .kai on real devices for exactly that reason—most of this space stops at whitepapers, but sovereignty doesn’t count until it runs on the phones people already use. The harmonic math + local-first approach is my way of saying: time, identity, value and memory all belong to the human at the edge, not the platform in the middle.
I’m just getting started with what can be built on top of this stack—would love to hear what you’d ship first in a world where that dependency trap is gone.
🤯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥