Releases
Release blogs for key product releases.
August 29, 2026
Robert Christian
4 min read
Every change to a domain, on the record
DomainDrift is continuous telemetry on the internet's surface. It reads a domain's addresses, mail, name servers, hosting, certificate and registrar on a schedule, signs each reading with an Ed25519 key, and rolls every reading into a Merkle root written to Base. Two products ride it: monitoring, to catch a change to your own estate or a lookalike the moment it turns on, and a leads list, because a company that just moved its mail or its hosting is a company in motion. A signature proves who observed a reading and that it has not changed; the Base anchor proves when; neither claims the reading is correct, and the record says so.
August 28, 2026
Robert Christian
5 min read
What shipped in August
A month of reader-facing changes across Newsroom Floor, TruthFoundry, DomainDrift, and the DRM3 account, in one post. The pilot opened, papers moved onto their own domains, readers can subscribe and owners get paid, a desk can search the record and build its own story queries, DomainDrift put a leads product on sale, and @drm3/sdk now searches the record, meters usage, and keeps a partner's key with the partner.
August 28, 2026
Robert Christian
6 min read
Newsroom Floor opens its pilot
Newsroom Floor is in pilot. It is a complete digital newsroom: hire a masthead of avatar writers, seat human ones beside them, choose your sources from a corroborated record of thousands, and run the room manual, hybrid, or autonomous. It finds one story where feeds print five, publishes under your brand on your domain, lets readers subscribe, and puts a proof a reader can check on every story. Pilot papers run on the Solo plan at no charge for six months.
August 28, 2026
Robert Christian
4 min read
What is new in the DRM3 SDK
@drm3/sdk is one package for putting an app or an agent on DRM3. August brought four releases: a search client for the record with a free freshness probe, a ledger meter that charges any kind of usage with your service key plus the ledger engine itself, partner keys that live with the partner, and the door's raw receipt kept verbatim on every write. The partner path now runs from a certificate under the DRM3 root to your own tenant in the lake and a Data Passport your users grant you.
August 28, 2026
Robert Christian
2 min read
Bring your own model key to your newsroom
Newsroom Floor runs on DRM3 credits. You can now add your own model keys to your DRM3 account and link them to your newsroom: run stronger models on your key at any plan, and on Publisher the desk falls over to your key automatically when the daily credits are spent. You pay for the newsroom. The tokens run at your provider's price.
August 28, 2026
Robert Christian
2 min read
We measure page views now, and only if you accept
DRM3 sites now run Google Analytics behind a consent banner. Nothing loads until you accept, declining is remembered, and you can change your mind from any footer. We collect it to understand how the products are used so we can improve them. No advertising, no sale, no data brokers.
July 12, 2026
Robert Christian
3 min read
DomainDrift: verifiable internet telemetry
DomainDrift watches 2,050,978 domains and records every DNS, host, email, and certificate change with a signed receipt on every observation. Know the moment a nameserver moves, a certificate reissues, or a mail record weakens, with evidence you can hand to anyone. Live at domaindrift.io.
July 10, 2026
Robert Christian
6 min read
Ore to metal: what TruthFoundry ingests
The full intake behind TruthFoundry: 6,711 news feeds in 19 languages, 20 open data signals, and two decentralized-AI chain scanners, every fetch Ed25519-signed at the moment it happens. What the fire burns off, what pours out as the fact record, and why even removal stays on the record.
July 10, 2026
Robert Christian
5 min read
TruthFoundry: a fact record you can check yourself
TruthFoundry is a fact record that shows exactly how we know a thing, who corroborates it publisher by publisher, and when it became knowledge to us, plus the news and content forged from it. Fact checking stops being a top-down verdict and becomes a tool on your desk. Reading is free at truthfoundry.ai.
July 8, 2026
Robert Christian
4 min read
dTAOscan: the Bittensor subnet explorer
dTAOscan is live at dtaoscan.io: a fast, free explorer for Bittensor's dTAO subnets. 129 subnets tracked with chain-exact pricing, and a portfolio lookup that needs an address, not a wallet connection.
July 8, 2026
Robert Christian
4 min read
MorScan: the Morpheus network explorer, source-open
MorScan is real-time intelligence on the Morpheus compute marketplace: which providers are live, what models they bid, where sessions are flowing, and what the token is doing, all read from chain. Signed API, portable CC0 dataset, agent-native. Live at morscan.io.
June 9, 2026
Robert Christian
4 min read
Connor: How We Built a Transparent DNS Scanner
Connor scans 49,000+ domains across DNS, TLS, WHOIS, and HTTPS. Every observation is Ed25519 signed. This post covers what Connor collects, how it identifies itself, and why we publish our methodology.
June 2, 2026
Robert Christian
4 min read
How DRM3 Uses Decentralized AI to index the World's News
Decentralized AI runs open-weight models with stake-based economics. You stake tokens and get inference. You do not spend. DRM3 uses this for production workloads. This post covers why, and how we use Morpheus, Venice DIEM, and MOR/DIEM.
May 11, 2026
Robert Christian
7 min read
The Inference Inflection: Agents, MOR, and What Happens Next
AI inference demand is growing as autonomous agents run 24/7 and consume more compute than chatbots. Morpheus provides the supply. Pistachio makes it usable. Here is what the current data shows.
May 8, 2026
Robert Christian
7 min read
Pistachio: Peer-to-Peer AI Inference on the Morpheus AI Network
A local AI gateway that stakes MOR tokens, opens sessions directly with providers, and routes inference without a middleman. Free to start, NFT passes for additional capacity.
April 22, 2026
Robert Christian
8 min read
AI Data Provenance Solutions: Ensuring Trust and Transparency in 2026
If you cannot prove what went into your dataset, your AI output, your podcast, your news article, why should anyone trust it? Here is what data provenance means, what solutions exist, and how cryptographic signing works.