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Internet Path
Extended reach
When internet access is available and the deployment allows it, Dishuu Zero can use network connectivity as an additional path instead of treating it as a requirement.
Dishuu Zero
Communication that survives when infrastructure does not.
Dishuu Zero is the resilient communications layer inside Dishuu: peer-to-peer, local-first, and designed for environments where cloud backends, towers, and central coordination are the first things to fail.
Architecture
No central relay dependency
Transport
Wi-Fi, direct links, and Bluetooth fallback
Deployment
White-label ready for client programs
Why Zero exists
When the network becomes the failure, communication should not fail with it.
Failure mode
Conventional messaging assumes reachable servers, functioning towers, and stable upstream infrastructure. The moment that chain breaks, so does the product.
Dishuu Zero response
Zero shifts the trust and transport model back to the devices in the room, so coordination can continue in remote sites, outages, events, disaster zones, and infrastructure-denied environments.
Transport stack
Four ways to connect. One continuous user experience.
The app should not ask users to understand radios, infrastructure conditions, or network availability. It should quietly choose the strongest allowed path and keep the conversation moving.
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Local Wi-Fi
High-throughput
When a shared network exists, Dishuu Zero discovers nearby peers and uses the fastest local path for conversations, calls, and file movement.
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Direct Device Link
Infrastructure-free
If there is no router in the room, devices can still establish a direct path so communication continues without needing outside infrastructure.
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Bluetooth Fallback
Last-mile resilient
For text, coordination, and basic updates, Bluetooth keeps a connection alive when stronger transport options are unavailable.
Security posture
Security is part of the architecture, not a paragraph added later.
I filtered the source material here to keep only the public-safe shape of the model. This page explains the trust posture without exposing exact implementation hooks, protocol identifiers, or low-level operational details.
Included publicly
- End-to-end protection
- On-device identity and storage principles
- In-person trust establishment
- Future-ready cryptographic posture at a high level
Layer 01
Identity stays on-device
Identity material is generated on-device and anchored to hardware-backed protection where the platform allows it.
Layer 02
Local encrypted storage
Messages, contacts, and records remain on the device in encrypted local storage rather than being mirrored to a cloud backend.
Layer 03
Pinned peer trust
Trust is built directly between participants, reducing dependence on outside authorities and shrinking interception surface area.
Layer 04
End-to-end by default
Payloads are protected before they leave the device so transport changes do not weaken the security model.
Core surface
The product surface is deliberately narrow: coordination first, complexity second.
Peer-to-peer messaging
Offline-first file sharing
Local voice and video sessions
In-person pairing flow
Emergency broadcast mode
Field-ready identity verification
Trust model
Trust is established in person, then anchored to the device instead of a phone number.
Pairing is built around direct human verification instead of outsourced identity. Dishuu Zero does not treat a phone number as a portable identity asset. The relationship is tied to the device and the verified pairing itself, which sharply reduces impersonation, account resale, SIM-swap exposure, and number-based social engineering.
Why this matters
One account presence. One device. No marketplace for recycled identities, no number-based account takeover path, and far less room for fake-contact scams built on borrowed or reassigned phone numbers.
1. Meet
Two participants establish trust in the same physical context, where identity can be checked by actual presence instead of profile claims.
2. Verify
They confirm identity through a shared pairing ceremony rather than relying on a directory, phone number, or rented login system.
3. Continue
After that, the relationship continues across available transports while remaining bound to the verified device, not a transferable identifier.
Stops a large class of scams built on number spoofing, SIM swaps, and identity reassignment.
Removes the idea that identity can be bought, sold, recovered, or silently transferred through a central platform.
Powered by Dishuu Zero
We can build client-specific communication apps on the same resilient core.
If an external client needs their own logo, color theme, onboarding flow, or operational policy, Dishuu Zero can sit underneath as the communication engine while the surface is tailored to their program.
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Branded Client App
Your logo, palette, launch screens, and app shell on top of the Dishuu Zero communication core.
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Operational Policy Layer
Feature gating, role-specific defaults, deployment constraints, and user flows aligned to your field requirements.
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Powered by Dishuu Zero
A white-labeled deployment path for partners who need resilient communications without building the transport and security layer from scratch.
Pricing
Simple pricing, with clearer paths from personal use to full deployment.
The pricing model below gives individuals a simple path in, gives teams an annual budgeting model, and makes the on-premise client-app offer visible without publishing complex support fees.
Personal Monthly
$0.99 /month
Early-access pricing for individuals using the Dishuu Zero app.
Personal app access
Early-access pricing
No business deployment included
Low-friction entry pricing for personal use while the product matures.
Personal Lifetime
$19.99 one-time
One-time access for the current personal Dishuu Zero app offering.
Current personal app offering
Single upfront payment
No business deployment included
A simple ownership-style option for personal users who do not want a subscription.
Business
Recommended $5.99 /user/month
Provisioned user access with annual billing based on team size.
Annual billing model
Provisioned user access
500+ users custom priced
10–100 users at $5.99/user/month billed annually. 100–500 users at $4.99/user/month billed annually. 500+ users are custom priced.
Own App on On-Premise Infrastructure
$50,000 setup
A client-specific application hosted on the organization’s own network and powered by Dishuu Zero.
Client-owned infrastructure
White-label app deployment
$12,000/year maintenance baseline
$12,000/year for maintenance and basic support. Advanced support, custom integrations, and complex operational services are priced separately.
Business annual model
`10–100 users` at `5.99/user/month` billed annually.
`100–500 users` at `4.99/user/month` billed annually.
On-premise deployment
Starts at `50,000 setup`, with `12,000/year` for maintenance and basic support.
Support scope
Advanced support, custom integrations, and complex operational services are scoped separately.
* Advanced support, custom integrations, and complex operational services are priced separately.
FAQ
The page now answers the obvious first questions.
Does Dishuu Zero require internet access?
No. The product is designed to keep communicating over nearby transports without depending on internet connectivity.
Is there a central server holding user data?
No. The system is built around direct device-to-device communication and local encrypted storage.
Can this be customized for another organization?
Yes. Dishuu Zero can power client-specific applications with custom branding, color systems, and workflow constraints.
Will pricing be published here?
Yes. The page now includes personal, business, and on-premise deployment pricing guidance.