We build hybrid networks, which share web connections through a neighborhood to spread the reach of a broadband connection. Most community members have client antennas and wireless routers—known as “nodes”—mounted on a rooftop or balcony, that links with other nodes, forming a network. Our network joins a "Supernode" to an Internet Exchange Point (IXP), an internet gateway, that is connected to commercial or municipal fiber for data backhaul. By consolidating the data to wholesale fiber connections, we can reduce the cost of the overall network by ensuring we are only paying for data our subscribers are using.

We currently operate our network throughout New York City with plans to expand to Oakland, CA, Milwaukee, WI, Atlanta, GA, and other cities around the country through our local partners.

Depending on the network architecture, subscribers might need both a rooftop client antenna and a wireless access point/router.

Our speeds are comparable to and often faster than local Internet Service Provider (ISP) speeds.