LibreWeb - Decentralized Open-Source Internet Alternative

Why LibreWeb?

The importance of the current Internet continues to grow, without knowing what kind of impact it has.
The Internet and mobile networks can fail. At any moment the communication between people, businesses and other agencies can go down,
likely when people need it the most.

Moverover, today's Internet is not open, free or independent. It's centralized and ruled by corporations and governments. You may be monitored by goverenments and businesses (for example Facebook or NSA).
You lose your freedom, as soon as your Internet Service Providers (eg. UPC) blocks websites (eg. The Pirate Bay).

LibreWeb is going to change this! LibreWeb is an open-source, free (as in money and "free" as in "free speech") and decentralized Internet alternative.
LibreWeb makes use of a mesh network topology. Which creates an independent and decentralized network. Together with self-healing capabilities between the nodes. Futuremore, it will bring you fault tolerance, high throughput and low latency throughout the mesh.

Features

The main features of LibreWeb.

Free and Open-Source

LibreWeb software is open-source, community based and totally free (no monthly fees). At most a single investment for the purchase of the hardware.

Secure

LibreWeb provides a secure way of visiting internal websites, chatting, transfering data, gaming and much more.

No ISPs / government

No Internet Service Providers, government or any other agencies.

Decentralized

Decentralized network, without centralized servers, access points or routers. No single point of failure.

Wirelessly

Wireless Mesh Network, cables aren't needed.

Low energy

LibreWeb makes use of, small, energy efficient embedded hardware.

LibreWeb Board

LibreWeb Hardware Board makes it much easier to interconnect with existing LibreWeb network. The board is Plug & Play, the board will automatically connect to your neighborhood network. Using a long-range gain sensitivity WiFi antenna, it's possbible to establish connections with ranges over the [...] meters.