Do you hear the people sing?
You are being liberated.
The oak box under your roof is your server. Your files, your mail, your photos — home again, owned again, yours again.
This box is your server
Do you hear the people sing?
The oak box under your roof is your server. Your files, your mail, your photos — home again, owned again, yours again.
This box is your server
The prison
Your digital life is rented. Your files, your mail, your photos, your identity — they sit on someone else's computer, under someone else's law, monetised by someone else.
The customer of Big Tech is a captive. You are not a subscriber to be milked or a product to be sold.
Liberator is the way out.
One box · one line · one phone
Members don't buy a gadget. They get their independence back as one integrated stack — the three things you currently rent from the oligarchs.
01 / SERVER
The oak box is your sovereign home node. Your data lives under your roof, on hardware you own.
Frees you from — hyperscaler cloud storage, foreign-jurisdiction data, surveillance-by-default.
02 / INTERNET
Sovereign connectivity straight into your node — the pipe serves you, not the other way around.
Frees you from — being metered and monitored by the incumbent pipe.
03 / MOBILE
A sovereign mobile and SIM that plug into the same stack. One escape, complete.
Frees you from — handset and carrier lock-in, and the tracking that rides on it.
The Holzbox
Solid natural oak — visible straight grain, delicate open pores, a matte hand-sanded finish. No plastic, no varnish, no data center. Real oak under your roof, holding your digital life where it belongs: with you.
The club
Liberator is a Verein — an association of people, not a company with customers. Five principles hold, and they are not fine print.
You join a movement; you are not sold to. No hard sell, ever — an invitation.
No companies, no legal entities — just people. Sovereignty is an individual right.
Power is distributed by person, never by money or shares. One person, one voice.
Any private natural person, anywhere, can join. Not a national project — a human one.
You own your stack. Your data, your tools, your connection — held by you, for you.
The club's constitution — dues, governance, stewardship of shared infrastructure — is being written. The five principles above are settled; the rest is coming.
Any private natural person, anywhere, can become a member. Leave your address and we'll write to you when the doors open.
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One member, one vote. We'll write to when the doors open.
Members, not customers · No companies · One member, one vote