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Building a movement

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Logos is a social movement.

Our mission: To revive civil society and defend fundamental freedoms.

Our means: A private-by-default technology stack designed to support applications and institutions that can’t be censored or surveilled. An aligned and committed community develops, builds on, and supports tools for liberation, deployed on the stack. The community is the beating heart of everything we do.

If you think that peer cooperation is a more effective engine for change than waiting for self-serving systems to reform themselves, get involved. Contribute your skills, insights, and enthusiasm – we support and recognise everyone making this journey with us.

Submit proposed contributions through the Logos Contribute portal, and we’ll help you get started.

Logos unifies

We’ve been listening to community feedback over recent months. You told us our structure was hard to follow, which fragmented the community’s energy and created a barrier to contributing. We heard you, and we’ve made it our top priority to fix it.

In November, we revealed a new, consolidated structure. The Logos technology stack is now one unified identity, comprising storage (previously Codex), messaging (previously Waku), and blockchain (previously Nomos) components.

As part of the consolidation, we’ll be winding down websites, community servers, and social accounts for Nomos, Waku, and Codex. Going forward, all our cultural and movement-related announcements will come through the main Logos X account, while technical updates will be via the new Logos Tech X account. Our unified community hub and meeting point will be the Logos server (clearnet / private).

New visual identity

The consolidation gave us the chance to rethink our design language, too. We’re still highly aligned with the cypherpunk ethos that our former stripped-back and brutalist look conveyed, but we wanted our visual identity to better represent the optimism we feel around our movement and technologies.

Our new design language is more aspirational and community oriented. It says:

We’ve overhauled the entire Logos website to align it with our new direction; check it out. If you have opinions about our new look, share them on our forum or community server (clearnet / private).

New Logo

If you follow Logos on socials or are in our community server, you have probably already noticed our new logo is a lambda symbol (λ). There are a few reasons behind the choice:

Road to testnet and node programme

With the Logos consolidation and relaunch completed, we’re prepping for our next major milestone: the Logos testnet launch.

The Logos testnet will be your first opportunity to build on Logos’ unified technology stack, leveraging messaging, storage, and blockchain components to deploy truly decentralised applications.

In the run-up to the testnet launch, we’ve opened up early access to the Logos node programme. The node programme lies at the core of our mission to revive civil society and defend individual freedoms worldwide.

By running a node, you strengthen the Logos network, distributing power and ensuring no single entity can control it. Join the node programme today.

Logos IRL

Buenos Aires

With most of crypto in Buenos Aires for Ethereum's Devconnect, we took the opportunity to grow our movement and spread our ideas in Argentina. Here’s a brief recap of what we got up to.

Funding the Commons Builder Residency (24 Oct–14 Nov)

Logos sponsored the Funding the Commons Builder Residency, which ran from 24 October to 14 November in Buenos Aires. Logos contributors attended the residency to mentor those prototyping applications for Keycard.

Funding the Commons Builder Residency

Ethereum Cypherpunk Congress (16 Nov)

Logos co-founder Jarrad Hope presented to a packed room at the second Web3Privacy Now’s Ethereum Cypherpunk Congress. The talk focused on Logos as a movement, its inspiration, motives, and technologies.

Jarrad presenting the Logos vision at Ethereum Cypherpunk Congress

Logos Circles

We hosted multiple Logos Circles during our time in Buenos Aires. See the Circles section later in this article for more details.

Funding the Commons Conference (19 Nov)

We sponsored Funding the Commons Buenos Aires, where Logos contributors presented and hosted various workshops, inc