doxx.net
Private networking software that connects people, devices and AI agents through encrypted channels with programmable naming, routing and security controls.
Product
A network that an agent can configure under your policy
doxx.net combines an encrypted mesh with infrastructure it owns: IP address space, a DNS root, private naming, certificate authority and network hardware. Users can connect devices and services into a private network, while agents configure tunnels, names, firewall rules and routing through an API. Peer-to-peer communication adds calling, messages and file transfer between devices, providing a shared network for people and their agents.
The intended users include developers building distributed services or AI agents and people seeking private browsing and communication. The open beta launched on October 1 with apps and setup guides, so this is a product users can try while it is still being refined. Founder Barrett Lyon describes the privacy design as reducing persistent activity records; the product also offers DNS filtering and tools to control how traffic reaches devices and services.
Funding history
1 round- $38M