tomiNet is a decentralized alternative internet network that aims to serve as the infrastructure platform for Web3. It is designed to be a privacy-preserving, self-governed, and self-funded internet that combines elements of Web2 and Web3 technology. The network is accessible to anyone through a simple browser, providing a parallel web that is free from the surveillance and control of large organizations. tomiNet is not just a network, but a community where users can participate in governance through a direct democracy DAO. It is designed to be accessible, manageable, and easy to use, providing a platform for freedom of expression and privacy.

tomiNet operates on the basic building blocks of the web, supplemented with governance, cryptocurrency, identity, and privacy layers. It leverages basic TCP/IP and DNS protocols for basic internet, TOR and Starkware for privacy and zero-knowledge, Ethereum and Starkware for the creation of a native cryptocurrency, and DAO technology for self-governance of the entire ecosystem. The network is governed by a DAO, aiming to maintain the infrastructure and the rights of the people who use it. tomiNet also includes a privacy storage network that makes it difficult for the network to be captured, censored, or subjected to pressure from large entities.

tomiNet aims to provide a platform where people can access any website in the world without limitations, build their online presence, develop and operate internet businesses, manage and own their digital identity, speak freely, participate in the governance of the network, protect themselves from surveillance, and preserve their privacy online. It also aims to provide a platform where businesses can maintain their online properties. The network is designed to aim to remain accessible for legitimate activities, and open to even extremist opinions but not for harmful or extremist actions.

tomiNet was developed as a response to the increasing regulation and control of the internet by governments and large corporations. The project was initially targeted at users in locations where their access to open information is limited, or where businesses cannot maintain their domain-based property rights on the existing Web2 infrastructure. The tomiNet project was designed to provide a platform where people can exercise their rights and businesses can maintain their online properties. The establishment of a DAO was essential for the self-governance of tomiNet, aiming to maintain the infrastructure and the rights of the people who use it.