Why doxx.net?

At doxx.net we built a network where you and your agents can act, build, and communicate alongside one another safely and privately.

September 30, 2026

1.The Problem: a broken internet

The internet was never built for safety or privacy, just the opposite. It was designed to surveil you, with trust shared across hundreds of organizations that you have no transparency nor access to.

Now, your AI agents, with access to all of your personal data and accounts, browse, access services, communicate, and act on your behalf. These autonomous agents are running on an internet built to observe and centralize everything, where one fake login page or malware site can compromise an agent and everything it can reach. Today's "Private networking" solutions are just patching up an internet whose foundations aren't there. Each one of these products are simply tunnels into public clouds, running on the same broken infrastructure.

2.doxx.net: a whole new infrastructure

We built at doxx.net what the internet was always supposed to be, giving people and their agents a parallel, private network they can build, browse, and connect on:

Browse privately using our VPN, transfer files directly peer to peer, connect devices and agents through our mesh network, host services using our doxx.net domain and DNS system (196 TLDs ! ) and communicate (video, call, and message) with no server in the middle.

Built entirely in-house with zero third-party dependencies doxx.net delivers users a parallel, sovereign internet with its own protocol, DNS root, PKI, dual stack IP space, encrypted mesh, global network, own AI inference on own GPUs, and hardware in 32 cities across 4 continents (and growing).

We literally own the entire stack

3.Agents: build and manage your network autonomously

doxx.net allows you to manage and build your network entirely with your agents. Through doxx.net’s API and Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools, an authorized agent can create tunnels and manage IP addresses, DNS settings and firewall rules, with the access that you give it.

Tell your agent what you want your network to do. With the doxx.net skill and the right permissions, your agent can fully and autonomously manage your network.

4.doxx.net: an Agentic Defined Network in the palm of your hand

Agentic Defined Networking. Allow your agents to set up networks for you, call you, chat with you, lease your own IP addresses, and configure your firewall.

Call, message, and share files directly. P2P Comms connects you through end-to-end encrypted calls, video, chat, and file transfers, with no communications server in the middle.

Let the network quietly catch threats before you ever see them. DNS Protection combines 30 filter lists with a neural network that catches threats no static list has seen, automatically protecting you and your agents from malicious phishing and malware sites.

Stay connected even where VPNs are blocked. Covert Networking uses six protocols designed to make private-network traffic look like ordinary web browsing.

Make it harder for sites to track you. Web Privacy masks identifying details about your browser and device to help prevent tracking across websites.

Keep your identity and activity separate by design. Onion routing moves your traffic through multiple servers before it exits, so no single point knows who you are and what you're doing at the same time.

Run on a private network with its own naming system. The Parallel Internet Ecosystem gives you 196 custom TLDs and your own certificate authority, so your network resolves domains the public internet has never heard of, with no third parties.

See the feature overviews for what each part of the platform does.