The fabric

The Networking Fabric
For Your Projects.

Open Prem is an applications interconnect that lets you link any program regardless of stacks into unified and collaborative Web4 networks. Workflows can span systems across departments, data centers, or even organizations without the use of middleware, monoliths, or service buses, all without locking you into a single proprietary platform. This makes distributed systems widely accessible while giving you the freedom you need to build projects your way.

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How It Works

01

Applications

Connect any system as a node in the network. Existing tools plug in using their current API endpoints. New builds use lightweight SDK hooks for deeper integration. Older systems get wrapped once, then stay connected forever. Whether it’s REST, SOAP, gRPC, or a custom protocol, it works.

  • API or SDK support
  • Runs anywhere
  • Fully open
Your own licensing rights
02

Controllers

These are services that expose capabilities; lightweight services that run alongside each application. They create sessions that are byte code interpreted VMs that follow instructions from routing infrastructure and operate as needed. Controllers talk peer-to-peer, and data is borrowed on demand to the OII Protocol.

  • Peer-to-peer operations
  • Capability execution
  • Replication & packaging
Apache Licence 2.0
03

Routing Node

This is the coordinator for the established Web4 network. This node keeps track of all other child nodes, assigns roles, and gives workflows to controllers on how to operate within sessions. It stays out of the way during actual operation, scales easily in clusters, and is managed entirely through identities and process as code (PaC).

  • Central management
  • Identity based ACL
  • Session orchestration
GPLv3 · Enterprise licensing available
Peer to peer

Exchange Resources
Between Networks.

You can now connect identity providers, data sources, and even execution abilities from local and remote Web4 networks.

Simple Orchestration Language

Create Systemic Behaviors,
Not Infrastructure.

SOL is a process as code (PaC) language that lets you describe what your applications should do, no more wire up rogue middleware. Import capabilities, compose them into workflows, add conditions, and deploy. The code reads like a recipe. The mesh executes it deterministically. Every workflow utilizes peers and their capabilities, bring your network to life.

SOL workflows/paper.sol
# Simple Orchestration Language
# Define system behavior, not infrastructure

import sensor;
import alert;

workflow "monitor_temperature" {
    # Read a sensor from any node in the mesh
    let reading = sensor.read({device: "reactor-01", metric: "temp"});

    # React based on the value
    if (reading.value > 85) {
        alert.send({channel: "slack", message: "temperature alert"});
    }

    # Return the reading to the caller
    reading;
}

That's it. Two imports. One workflow. A sensor read, a condition, an alert. No middleware, no message queues, no deployment manifests. SOL runs on every controller when needed.

Open Intelligence Interconnect

Your Stack For Web4

The age of intelligent web demands distributed systems that are simple, trustworthy, and truly free. The Open Intelligence Interconnect exists to make this vision possible to empower every builder.

Your Data, Your Rules

Full control, full ownership. Your infrastructure, your networks, your apps, no lock-in. With OII, you define exactly which data routes through which applications keeping sovereignty, privacy, and governance in your hands.

Your Apps, Your Stacks

Truly agnostic by design. Run on any language, platform, or license including legacy systems, modern microservices, or cloud-native deployments. Integrate, extend, or evolve your architecture freely, with zero disruption.

Scale Without the Mess

Automatically scale resources on-demand without complex middleware, brittle APIs, or fragmented integration layers. OII abstracts the chaos, letting you orchestrate resilient, intelligent networks.

Follow Our Launch

We’ll launch our project with corporate partners in early Q3 2026. Join us in building a free, open web.