Small hands couldn't switch on the living room lights without a phone, and guests had no app. So I freed a Frameo photo frame from its vendor lock-in: it shows our photos, and a tap turns it into a light switch.
Local-first, no cloud.

@guillaume.michel.id
Routing bytes to where they're needed. Distributed systems & p2p protocols.
Small hands couldn't switch on the living room lights without a phone, and guests had no app. So I freed a Frameo photo frame from its vendor lock-in: it shows our photos, and a tap turns it into a light switch.
Local-first, no cloud.
First, we'll have @guillaume.michel.id showing us VeriTiles (github.com/guillaumemic...), which are mapping tiles that are addressed with CIDs and verified as they load. Makes your mapping safely distributed.
What a journey it's been. Thank you to my amazing teammates at Shipyard ❤️ I'm now available and exploring what's next. Years of IPFS, libp2p, DHTs and content routing. Happy to go wherever distributed systems get hard — if that's your team, get in touch.
We have an update about the future of Shipyard that we wanted to share: ipshipyard.com/blog/2026-th...
We published a blog post explaining how Provide Sweep enables self-hosted Kubo nodes to reliably advertise millions of CIDs to the Amino DHT with smooth, predictable resource usage.
Now default in Kubo v0.39 after successful testing in v0.38.