As the digital world becomes ubiquitous, Texus empowers individuals and organizations to privately host their own presence, data, and identity.
As the digital world becomes increasingly ubiquitous, individuals and organizations face a critical choice: surrender control of their data and identity to centralized platforms, or reclaim sovereignty through decentralized technology.
Texus empowers you to privately host your own digital presence, data, and identity. We provide education, resources, and strategic guidance for families and businesses seeking to:
Reduce dependence on centralized platforms and vulnerable infrastructure through resilient, self-hosted systems.
Enhance performance, productivity, and independence through open-source tools and decentralized infrastructure.
By leveraging open-source hardware and software, we enable individuals to build robust, privacy-first systems that improve both personal and professional performance.
Build decentralized literacy through comprehensive resources on Web5, self-hosting, and privacy-first technology.
Source open-source hardware and software to build resilient, self-hosted infrastructure that you control.
Implement strategies for self-hosting, resilience planning, and decentralized operations for lasting independence.
Decentralized technology isn't just about privacy—it's about building robust systems that enhance performance, reduce risk, and increase resilience for families and businesses alike.
Self-hosted systems mean your data stays private. No third-party platforms mining your information, no unexpected policy changes, no platform lock-in. You decide who accesses your data and when.
Centralized platforms create single points of failure. By distributing your infrastructure and using open-source tools, you build systems that can't be taken down by corporate decisions or service outages.
Open-source software and decentralized infrastructure enable you to optimize systems for your specific needs, improving efficiency and professional output without platform constraints.
Decentralized networks foster authentic community connections based on shared values and mutual support, not algorithmic engagement. Build relationships that enhance collective capacity.
Our approach is built on open-source hardware and software—transparent, auditable, and community-driven tools that put you in control without vendor lock-in or proprietary constraints.
By combining open-source tools with decentralized protocols like Web5, we enable individuals and organizations to build systems that improve performance while maintaining complete control over their digital infrastructure.
Austin is our pilot community. The Texas Triangle—Austin, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio—represents one of the most dynamic and resilient economic regions in the United States, with a strong culture of independence and innovation.
Each city brings unique strengths to the network:
Creative innovation hub with strong maker culture, tech expertise, and independent spirit—perfect for testing resilience strategies.
Energy and industrial expertise with proven resilience infrastructure and entrepreneurial independence.
Business and logistics leadership with strong networks for strategic collaboration and regional coordination.
Cultural heritage and community-focused values that emphasize local sustenance and intergenerational resilience.
As Texus expands across the Triangle, each city will develop its own resource networks and resilience communities—all connected through decentralized, privacy-respecting protocols.
Coming Soon
Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio instances launching 2026
Build independence, resilience, and high performance through education, empowerment, and strategic collaboration.