Logos Unifies Under One Identity

Zug, Switzerland, November 20th, 2025, Chainwire

Over the past few years, three different teams, Codex, Nomos, and Waku, have been building essential pieces of decentralised technology. Each had its own identity, its own community, and its own product roadmap. But underneath the different projects was one shared goal: to create a social movement and decentralised technology stack to revitalise civil society.

Today, they push their mission forward and chart a new path. Codex, Nomos, and Waku are unifying under one brand and one mission: Logos.

This consolidation represents the next step in a movement that’s been steadily growing with over 200 active contributors, 26 repositories, and 18 community chapters around the world. This unification under the Logos brand creates a single coherent technology stack that can grow and integrate together.

For years, each project carved its own path:

Codex built censorship-resistant, durable storage.
Nomos created a private Layer 1 for sovereign, resilient coordination.
Waku delivered privacy-preserving, peer-to-peer messaging at scale.

Running separately created silos and confusion about exactly how these three protocols can work together to deliver truly decentralised applications. By uniting under Logos, these once-separate pieces now form one clear, integrated technology stack for building a free and open internet.

The Logos ecosystem provides developers with a modular, plugin-based runtime for building decentralised applications. Now, developers can leverage whichever tools best suit their needs and be confident that they are private by default.

Speaking on the unification of the Logos technology stack, Jarrad Hope, Co-Founder of Logos, said:

“Integration unlocks impact. By unifying the technology stack under the Logos identity, we provide builders and communities with a direct path to a private, sovereign digital life without compromise.”

This consolidation comes at a time where the individual protocols for storage, messaging, and consensus are mature enough to create an ecosystem that is greater than the sum of its parts. Looking ahead, they plan to ship a “batteries-included” toolset that will allow anyone to build and operate sovereign digital infrastructure from the ground up.

Features of the Logos toolset will include:

Broad public accessibility on day one.
A high-quality developer experience and clear documentation.
Early native applications, built for real use-cases.
Liquidity pathways and distribution channels that reach non‑specialists.

The priority is to deliver a functional, privacy-preserving network people can use immediately. Logos is targeting a public testnet in 2026 and mainnet in 2027.

According to the team, Logos is more than a technology stack. They are a movement for builders, explorers, and dreamers. They are pioneering a new era of freedom, as their mission is to restore agency, trust, and civic power by giving people tools to explore and innovate using decentralised technology.

Those interested in joining the movement ahead of the mainnet launch will have the chance to run a node and earn rewards for being early adopters of the network. More information on the Logos node programme can be found at: Logos – take action

The consolidation under Logos is a strategic move to better fulfill the movement’s mission. Through the Logos technology stack, individuals, communities, markets, and institutions will be empowered to operate on a voluntary, privacy-preserving foundation, thereby safeguarding their civil liberties and digital freedom.

About Logos

Logos is a decentralised collective movement that fosters action through local grassroots organising. They build technology empowering people to create resilient, sovereign coordination systems. Logos provides tools for free association, free speech, and self-governance. Their movement is shaped by shared principles cultivated through local meetups, online action groups, and global digital freedom campaigns, all driven by those who join them.