Built and run, end to end.
The Laurel Network is an independent, self-hosted infrastructure project — a small constellation
of things we design, host, and operate on our own hardware. No trackers, no third-party clouds,
no middlemen sitting between you and the service. Just our boxes, our code.
Independent · Self-hosted · Privacy-first
Your server's resident DJ.
A self-hosted Discord music bot that turns any voice channel into a shared listening room.
It registers as a real Spotify Connect device, streams from YouTube and SoundCloud, and when the queue
runs dry an AI DJ keeps the vibe going. A live web dashboard brings synced lyrics, full playback control,
crossfades, activity feed — and a per-server birthday bot. Written in Rust.
RustDiscordSpotify · YouTubeLive
Messaging the server can't read.
A hardened end-to-end encrypted messaging relay, written in Rust. The server is a
blind relay — it only shuttles ciphertext between clients and never holds keys or plaintext, so even
a full server compromise leaks nothing readable. It runs its own certificate authority, isolates accounts,
and rate-limits every route. Encryption that trusts the math, not the host.
RustEnd-to-end encryptedZero-knowledgeLive
A living online world.
A multiplayer online RPG powered by a custom game server written in Go, speaking a
real-time, TLS-wrapped binary protocol. Swing-timer combat, status effects, flee mechanics and a
persistent world that keeps turning whether you're logged in or not. Connect with the game client;
the server's public status API is live.
GoMultiplayerTLSServer up