Mesh-Native Operating System
DOSFI is the mesh-native operating system — purpose-built for apps, agents, and workloads that run natively across the distributed device mesh rather than on centralized infrastructure.
Mesh-native means designed from the ground up for distributed execution across a global device mesh — not ported from a centralized architecture. A mesh-native app doesn't run on a server; it runs across the mesh. A mesh-native OS doesn't manage a single machine; it manages billions of coordinated devices simultaneously.
Mesh-Native Apps
Apps built to run natively across the distributed device mesh — not on centralized servers. DOSFI provides the execution environment.
Mesh-Native Execution
Every workload is partitioned, scheduled, and executed across mesh nodes — with cryptographic verification at every step.
Mesh-Native Privacy Tiers
DOSFI enforces privacy tiers (Tier 0–5) at the OS level — restricting which nodes can execute which workloads based on trust, hardware attestation, and enterprise or classified enclave requirements.
Mesh-Native Runtime
The MeshInfer.AI runtime executes each shard on-device, optimizing and verifying inference across the fabric — governed by the DOSFI OS.
The DOSFI mesh-native OS provides everything developers need to build, deploy, and run mesh-native apps: a stable ABI, a distributed routing engine, mesh-native identity, mesh-native privacy tiers, and access to the MeshInfer.AI distributed inference runtime.
Apps built on DOSFI are sovereign by design — data stays distributed and encrypted, execution is verified at every node, and the mesh-native OS enforces privacy tiers automatically.