The Platform
Compass watches every site. Meshnode runs in every site. Home is the app every subscriber uses. All three sit on the same AI stack the rest of the industry teaches. We just built more of it.
Inside the platform
136,262 clients. 194 locations. 398 nodes.
All live, on one platform. Not a demo, not a screenshot from a deck. The actual customer environment.
In production at
The AI stack
Application sits at the top — voice, apps, agents. Models in the middle. Infrastructure underneath that — networks, identity, hardware. Silicon at the bottom. Airfy lives in Infrastructure (where most of our work is) and Application (where Compass and Home meet the user). Twenty years building that layer.
Same diagram as the Hub. Same diagram investors see. Same diagram the industry teaches.
Three products on the stack
Other vendors split this into six or eight sub-brand names. We collapse it into three. Less to learn, less to maintain, less to argue about in your renewal meeting.

Multi-tenant dashboard, real-time visibility per site, AI auto-resolve, LLM operator interface, white-label. The screen your network team lives in.

Mesh hardware plus secure overlay networking. Whole-home WiFi mesh, multi-site WireGuard, zero-config NAT traversal. Bring your own hardware or buy ours.

Co-brandable consumer app for end users. Personal passwords, one-tap pause, schedules per child, guest WiFi. Your brand on the cover, Airfy in the engine.
How the work splits
Clean separation. The router runs an open-source firmware that's small, auditable, and fast. Everything else runs on the cloud control plane: AI, analytics, compliance, dashboards. You can put that cloud anywhere — our datacenter, your VM, your bare metal.
Open source, auditable
Self-hostable, multi-tenant
Built on twenty years of production code. Actively shipped for ten.
Three products. One AI stack. Self-hostable. Multi-vendor. The infrastructure layer the rest of the industry teaches, built by people who shipped it for two decades.