Logos LAN / Berlin / Park an der Spree

A hands-on build session in the park. Bring your own computer, leave with something running.
Logos LAN is part of Logos, a technology stack and a social movement. The stack provides decentralised, private-by-default tools for communication, storage, and coordination. The movement turns them into practice.

What we'll do:
Running a Logos node (via Basecamp or binaries)
Build on the Logos Blockchain
Test Logos Messaging & Storage
Notes station to add comments, feedback, diagrams to inform the post-event field report
The day is useful if we can report what worked, what was learned, what broke, what was produced, and we have a plan for what happens next.
Preparation (recommended)
To get the most out of Logos LAN:
Bring your laptop (charged) for a hands-on experience
Review the Builder Hub in advance.
Privacy
No photos or recordings will be published without consent, and faces are blurred by default.
Build the parallel. Prove it in practice. Keep it human.
About λ Logos
Logos exists to build the decentralised infrastructure and living ecosystem that makes a better society possible for anyone willing to reclaim their agency, online and IRL.
As a technology stack, Logos offers a modular, plugin-based runtime for building decentralised applications that are truly private and censorship-resistant.
Our tools and communities don't merely signal privacy, autonomy, and liberty, but actively enhance our ability to live them, free from capture.
What the stack includes
Logos Blockchain: Privacy-preserving, decentralised computing and consensus.
Logos Messaging: Private, censorship-resistant communication between parties.
Logos Storage: Decentralised file storage and retrieval, using content-addressed (CID-based) data.
Logos Basecamp: The user-facing application that brings the modules together into a complete product.