Trust People.
Not Infrastructure.

We envision a world where privacy is not a feature — it’s the foundation.

A world where people can communicate, coordinate, and build — without asking permission, leaking identity, or leaving a trail.

Where public infrastructure doesn't mean public exposure. Where trustless protocols replace gatekeepers. Where the right to speak, transact, and organize is enforced by math — not corporate policy or political whim.

Unlink is built for a world where encrypted, metadata-free communication flows between people or programs — unstoppable and opaque to surveillance.

This is the world we're building — not through platforms, but through protocols. Not by patching broken systems, but by replacing them.

We are entering a new era — one where trust is no longer required to communicate, to coordinate, or to exist freely online.

For decades, we gave our trust to institutions:
To big tech, which mined our conversations and turned them into products.
To governments, which monitored, censored, and controlled under the guise of security.
To infrastructure that claimed neutrality — and failed us at every turn.

They told us trust was necessary.
They built systems that made it unavoidable.
And they abused it.

We reject that model.

We don’t ask for trust.
We remove the need for it.

Unlink is part of a new foundation —
Where protocols are verifiable, not opaque.
Where communication is encrypted, unlinkable, and ungovernable by design.
Where metadata is stripped before it can speak.

Let people be human.
Let protocols be trustless.

This is the end of infrastructure as gatekeeper.
This is the beginning of what comes next.