The Internet for a changing world.
The Internet is extending beyond browsers, search, links and apps. Surface Internet brings physical and digital surfaces into the Internet through encounters and presence.
The Internet doesn't always have to be searched.
The Web asks people to navigate to information. Surface Internet allows relevant information, services and identities to emerge through encounters with the surfaces already around us.
Browsers, links and search
People know where they want to go, enter a destination, search, tap and navigate.
Surfaces, presence and encounters
A screenshot, place, receipt, nearby presence or expected encounter can itself become the way into what matters.
Your Internet Companion.
Pinned by the user, the Surfacer lives above apps and can morph into anything with a Surface Internet Identity when an encounter becomes relevant.
Give what you do a SurfaceTooth.
Whatever you create, curate, provide or sell is a surface. A SurfaceTooth gives that surface a way to participate in Surface Internet.
Surfaces can become expected, encountered and remembered.
Surface Internet adds awareness to participation. An encounter does not have to disappear simply because the moment has passed.
Built to be seen in motion.
Surface Internet is easier to understand when the encounter happens. This space is reserved for a second launch demonstration—Screenshot, Presence, Ride, SurfaceMe or another encounter story.
The homepage can now carry multiple product demonstrations without becoming a gallery. Each video has a defined explanatory role: introduce the Internet layer, show the Surfacer, then show a real encounter.
Put what you do into Surface. Let people encounter it everywhere.
Create or upload once into your Surface, connect it through the appropriate SurfaceTooth, and extend it into the physical and digital encounters that make sense for what you do.
Help introduce a new layer of Internet participation.
Voluntary and Paid Surface Internet Advocates share one mission: introduce the new Internet, broaden inclusion, reduce gatekeeper dependence and help people participate through surfaces, presence and encounters.