SAURI PLATFORM ARCHITECTURE
Peer-to-peer media without centralized vulnerability.
Sauri is a production-grade, Vortex-enabled platform delivering secure peer-to-peer media distribution, TVKL micro-applications, and local-first moderation across a QUIC mesh.
P2Pm QUIC
TVKL / StyleV
Device-Local
VortexCompress
CORE CAPABILITIES
Engineered for sovereign peer participation.
P2Pm QUIC Mesh
VME-enabled QUIC peer-to-peer mesh network providing clustering, sharding, anti-Sybil governance, and distributed transport.
TVKL Runtime
Lightweight micro-application runtime with backward compatibility for the StyleV API specification.
Pre-Broadcast Moderation
Content moderation executes locally on the originating peer device before any media packet is broadcast to the swarm.
Vortex Media Compression
Integration with VSCC, MoC, LoC, HoC, VEN, and VQM codecs for bounded, low-latency streaming.
WHAT SAURI IS
Spatial 3D intelligence, community, and live‑media platform
Sauri turns the world into an explorable digital environment. It combines a locally hosted interactive globe, opt‑in community activity, real‑time public data layers, live broadcasting, and social spaces into one privacy‑aware interface.
Users navigate a 3D representation of the world, move between places, follow events, discover public information layers, join live broadcasts, and participate in location‑aware communities—all without a flat endless feed.
SPATIAL WORLD INTERFACE
Locally hosted 3D globe and map
The globe can display curated public and licensed data layers such as weather, transportation, safety notices, aviation, maritime activity, satellite context, events, local updates, and community‑created layers. Each layer is optional and users control visibility through an overlay system that shows, hides, filters, or prioritizes categories. Sources, timestamps, confidence, coverage, and cadence are clearly indicated.
Sauri never implies access to private tracking or confidential data. All spatial intelligence is based on lawful, public, licensed, opt‑in, or user‑contributed information with proper attribution.
LIVE STREAMING PLATFORM
Integrated live media tied to place
Creators, organizations, and communities can broadcast live video, audio, or interactive sessions linked to a location, event, topic, or virtual room. Streams appear as discoverable live events in the world interface, community channels, or creator profiles.
Features include live video/audio, scheduled premieres, chat, moderated Q&A, polls, multi‑host sessions, replays, clips, and spatial rooms with shared media overlays. Viewers can control captions, quality, alerts, and preferences. The platform never falsely implies physical presence unless explicitly indicated.
COMMUNITY‑BUILT INFORMATION
Shared context without executable code
Communities can create maps, organize events, contribute verified observations, annotate public data, and publish structured experiences. Extensions via TVKL and StyleV operate under scoped permissions, never granting unrestricted access to user data or device hardware.
This enables local event guides, safety check‑ins, art walks, environmental dashboards, educational layers, and more while preserving platform security and moderation.
XR & IMMERSIVE USE
Beyond desktop – XR experiences
On capable hardware, Sauri supports controller input, hand tracking, and heads‑up displays. On phones or desktops it remains a responsive 2D interface with 3D navigation. Features degrade gracefully when WebXR or high‑end graphics are unavailable.
VORTEX INFRASTRUCTURE
Powered by the Vortex Framework
Sauri runs on Vortex services: P2Pm networking, VME task scheduling, VSCC compression, VDBE persistence, VSL/VVGPU rendering, VSS identity, and VSAN network health. Capability detection provides fallbacks for devices lacking GPU, modern browser features, or peer‑to‑peer paths, ensuring a functional experience at reduced fidelity.
PRIVACY & SAFETY
Privacy‑first by design
Exact‑location sharing is disabled by default. Users control audience for each post, stream, or presence signal with options for approximate, delayed, hidden, or trusted‑circle location modes. Clear indicators show when camera, microphone, or streaming is active.
Protections include anti‑stalking tools, blocking, reporting, rapid safety escalation, age‑appropriate defaults, strong account security, and no sale of personal location data.
MODERATION MODEL
Layered moderation workflow
Content is assessed before public distribution with local sentry controls, platform policy validation, reporting workflows, human review, and abuse‑signal detection. Receivers can apply blur, hide, block, or report. Client‑side pre‑moderation is advisory; server‑side enforcement remains authoritative.
THE SAURI EXPERIENCE
Explore, connect, and create
A typical session begins with opening the globe to see relevant public layers and live activity. Users can join city communities, follow creators, attend live events, explore guides, view replays, or contribute updates. Creators get a channel, venue, and community layer in one. Communities organize information, conversation, and shared experiences around real places or interests.
Sauri offers spatial discovery without hidden surveillance, social connection without forced exposure, and live media integrated with place.
Features & Capabilities
Sauri is a spatial 3D platform that unifies live information, social connection, community spaces, and streaming in an interactive environment.
Core Platform
- Interactive 3D globe and map exploration
- Layered public‑interest data overlays (weather, transport, safety, aviation, maritime, events, etc.)
- Customizable overlay visibility, filtering, ordering, and saved views
- Geographic navigation from global view down to neighborhoods and venues
- Search by place, topic, creator, event, organization, or live stream
- Saved places, watchlists, collections, and alert preferences
- Historical and live timeline views where data permits
- Responsive UI for desktop, mobile, tablet, and WebXR devices
Social Network
- User profiles, creator/organization pages, and follower/following model
- Place‑linked posts, media, and topic feeds
- Public groups, private groups, invite‑only spaces, and community channels
- Rich interaction primitives: comments, reactions, reposts, saves, mentions, hashtags
- Direct messages, group chats, presence controls with granular audience settings
- Community moderation tools, roles, permissions, and guidelines
Live Streaming Platform
- Live video/audio, scheduled premieres, replays, clips, and highlights
- Streams tied to locations, events, topics, or virtual venues
- Creator channels, organization channels, and community channels
- Public & private streams, subscriber‑only streams, multi‑host broadcasts
- Live chat, moderated Q&A, polls, audience reactions, captions
- Watch parties, shared media rooms, spatial live‑room experiences
Business & Creator Tools
- Business profiles, multi‑location presence, event spaces, and local publishing
- Paid features: extra live feeds, lead‑generation tools, advertising discounts
- Creator tools: channel branding, media library, scheduling, clip creation, analytics
- Micro‑apps & extensions (TVKL/StyleV) with scoped permissions and typed manifests
- XR and immersive support: WebXR, hand tracking, controller input, spatial rooms
Infrastructure & Safety
- Vortex Framework backbone: P2Pm QUIC mesh, VME task scheduling, VDBE persistence
- Device‑local pre‑broadcast moderation, layered content safety pipeline
- Privacy‑first defaults: exact location disabled, granular audience controls
- Anti‑stalking tools, blocking, reporting, rapid safety escalation
- Secure identity, MFA, audit logs, role‑based access control
SOCIAL NETWORK LAYER
People, communities, and places
Users create profiles, follow creators or communities, publish updates, and join location‑linked discussions. Communities can be geographic, interest‑based, professional, artistic, or event‑driven.
Supported content includes public posts, media galleries, event pages, community channels, private groups, and shared spatial rooms for watch parties, classes, projects, and local gatherings. Privacy controls let users be visible, approximate, invisible, or visible only to approved contacts. Location is a permission, not a requirement.