Investors
FrogNet is Private Internet infrastructure for a post-cloud world: local authority, deterministic convergence, and controlled propagation across heterogeneous links. An enabling substrate for multiple non-competing markets where sovereignty and resilience matter.
Private, limited-membership internets become a normal deployment pattern. Systems remain operable under failure. Local-first services stay available without upstream permission. Economics shift from compounding cloud rent to owned infrastructure.
FrogNet scales by partner parallelism: domain experts build products and deployments; FrogNet stays focused on fabric behavior, deterministic operation under stress, transport adaptation, and fail-closed policy posture. One platform, many verticals, no competition between them.
Market
Life360: 95.8M MAU, 2.8M paying subscribers, $486–489M 2025 revenue. Growth relies on ad partnerships and data monetization. FrogNet Family is the same value proposition without selling the family's data. Product: FrogNet Family.
53 million Americans providing care. Projected 151,000 care worker shortage by 2030, 355,000 by 2040. FroGuardian extends human attention with local AI — no cameras, no cloud, no surveillance.
Product: Home Gardener. ESP32 sensors, Pi Zero concentrators, local AI. Works without internet. Anchor comparables: John Deere, Trimble.
Product: Ham Pack + Enterprise licensing. Ham radio as beachhead (est. 7,000–37,000 early adopters from 1–5% of U.S. licensed operators). FEMA ESF #2 channel via Pacific Northwest Defense Council.
Defensibility
Existing patents in storage virtualization and pop-up networking establish clear IP foundation and track record of patent prosecution.
The semantic compression algorithm is novel. Competing requires solving the same template-stability and SAME/DIFF state machine problems — years of work.
Every Family node increases value for every other node. The Kickstarter is the flywheel. First-mover network effects are durable.
Boeing IPC, EA/Sierra/WotC multiplayer servers, storage patents, Microsoft SCCM agent. This is domain expertise, not a first attempt.
Traction
18,231 impressions. 353 article reads. 84 reactions. 36 comments. 24 new followers. 41% senior-level audience. 25% IT Services & Consulting. 17% at 10,001+ employee companies. FCC advisory council member engaged.
73 Mesh Silicon Valley: 4-person technical evaluation board (Stanford data engineer, RF engineer, EOC specialist, WVARA president). EmergencyHam.net (N2DH): pursuing FCC experimental license. Chicagoland Reticulum Network. Pacific Northwest Defense Council.
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