Ceno is the first mobile browser designed to enable access and sharing of web content in regions with restricted internet. Using a peer-to-peer network that strengthens as more devices join, Ceno is designed for users in censored or unreliable internet environments, allowing web access even when global connectivity is limited.

Ouisync is a secure, peer-to-peer file-sharing app that allows users to store, sync, and share files across devices without centralized servers, ensuring privacy through end-to-end encryption and customizable permissions. Ideal for collaborative projects and secure backups, Ouisync provides unrestricted access to shared content, even in connectivity-limited environments.

eQsat provides digital content via satellite to regions without internet connectivity or facing censorship, using low-cost technology for decentralized routing and storage. By delivering terabytes of web content, it democratizes access, promotes freedom of expression, and supports digital literacy, making information available to all Ceno Browser users.

dComms addresses the need for decentralized communication solutions in countries or regions where communications infrastructure is restricted by repression, war or climate disasters. Developed in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the service was designed to respond to censorship and internet access restrictions, but its uses go beyond war and conflict. dComms bundles various decentralized internet services (e.g., Mastodon, Matrix, BlueSky, Delta Chat, Ceno Browser) on local servers, enabling resilient communication networks.

eQtv delivers educational content to internet users and TV audiences on essential topics like information security and cyber hygiene. Broadcasting in over 60 countries, its mission is to elevate digital security literacy and privacy awareness, empowering individuals to safeguard their online presence.

Our conference series fosters global collaboration to address critical challenges to internet freedom. These events bring together researchers, journalists, developers, and advocates to tackle issues such as internet fragmentation, censorship, and digital aggression. Through dynamic discussions and hackathons, participants explore innovative solutions, share strategies, and enhance tools to defend online freedoms and combat propaganda.

Our helpdesks empower communities with expert support to enhance digital security and privacy. By addressing local needs, they provide timely guidance, raise awareness of digital threats, and promote secure technology adoption, fostering resilience in an increasingly complex online world.

eQualitie collaborates with community organizations around the world to develop and deploy educational opportunities that instill local competencies in open-source technologies, digital security, and shutdown preparedness.