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Beta live • coherence-assisted runtime

The final stage of the web.
Read · Write · Own · Execute · Permanence.

Web5.0 is an experimental compute layer hosted on a dedicated server IBM's Quantum 127-Qubit Eagle Chip. It prioritizes real-time state, verifiable execution, and durable ownership — without turning your app into a chain of delays.

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127
Qubits
LIVE
State sync
40291
Epoch
Quantum Core • Runtime Status
β RWOEP.runtime · collapse()
epoch: 40291 · drift: +0.0007 · coherence: 0.81
state: coherent · proof: armed · permanence: ready
Real-time execution stream • checkpointed permanence
RWOEP primitives

Built for real-time state

Web5 is a simple set of guarantees — composable, verifiable, and fast.

R

Read

Query state as a stream. Not snapshots. Not delays.

W

Write

Signed intent packets propagate instantly across nodes.

O

Own

Portable identity. Permissioned by default.

E

Execute

Compute is native — deterministic checkpoints, provable outcomes.

P

Permanence

Replayable history with durable retention.

Flow

How it works

Intent → compute → checkpoint. The runtime stays fast, the history stays verifiable.

1

Publish intent

Writes and executes ship as signed packets with replay guards.

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2

Coherence assist

Quantum-backed scheduling reduces drift while preserving determinism.

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3

Checkpoint permanence

State collapses into verifiable checkpoints — replayable forever.

Beta access

Get an invite

Access is gated while we tune the runtime. Drop your email and we’ll send a key when your slot opens.

This is an experimental beta. Expect breaking changes, throttling, and evolving specs.
Included
  • Beta key + starter SDK
  • Realtime state stream endpoint
  • Checkpoint verifier + replay tool
  • Guarded node allocation
Best for
  • Realtime dashboards
  • Stateful web apps
  • Latency-sensitive demos
  • Proof-first builds
FAQ

Beta questions, answered

Have any questions? No worries, we are here to help.

What does “disregards binary” mean here?
It’s a larp-friendly phrase for a real idea: the runtime can treat execution as a confidence stream, then collapse to deterministic checkpoints that are verifiable and replayable.
Is this blockchain?
Not necessarily. Ownership is key-based and portable. Permanence can be anchored externally, but the beta focuses on real-time state + checkpoint proofs.
When do I get access?
Invites are staggered. We prioritize builders shipping demos and feedback loops that stress real-time state.
What should I expect in beta?
Rate limits, evolving APIs, and occasional downtime. The goal is to harden the primitives (RWOEP), not to pretend it’s finished.