Send a text

In this episode, I chat with two team members from Waku, a project building private, decentralized communication protocol. We talk about how Waku helps apps communicate without relying on centralized servers, and why privacy matters.

To support this podcast, check out:

• Waku Github https://github.com/waku-org
• Waku Roadmap https://roadmap.logos.co/waku
• VAC Forum https://forum.vac.dev/
• Institute of Free Technology https://free.technology/
• Official site https://waku.org/
• Docs https://docs.waku.org/
• X https://x.com/waku_org
• Status https://status.app/ (main Waku chat implementation)
• Principles https://vac.dev/principles
• Waku fleets https://fleets.waku.org
• Status fleets (raw) https://fleets.status.im/
• Specs https://github.com/waku-org/specs
• Explanation Series:
  • https://blog.waku.org/explanation-series-waku-service-marketplace
  • https://blog.waku.org/explanation-series-a-unified-stack-for-scalable-and-reliable-p2p-communication/
  • https://blog.waku.org/explanation-series-light-protocols-and-edge-nodes/
  • https://blog.waku.org/explanation-series-rln-relay/
• Qaku https://qaku.app/
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBff_P5I4wU
• Portrait https://portrait.so/
• https://blog.waku.org/portrait-launches-decentralised-micro-websites-powered-by-waku/
• Codex https://codex.storage/
• You have nothing to hide https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLFDe1O2r-A 

Support the show

Blog: https://blog.ethers.club/
Social: https://x.com/0x_Sero
Github: https://github.com/Seroxdesign