Thissl is a new way to power the internet. Instead of relying on big companies to hold and manage our online data (like photos, documents, and messages), Thissl allows many smaller computers to work together, creating a shared space where everyone can securely store and access their data.

Picture a jigsaw puzzle. Instead of one piece having the entire image, each piece has a small part of the picture. In the online world, decentralization means spreading data across many computers. In Thissl’s model, all the computers aggregate (work together, as one). This makes the whole system stronger because if one computer has a problem, the rest can still work perfectly. Plus, it gives more control to individual users, rather than a single big company having all the power.

Right now, many of us store our online stuff in "clouds" managed by big companies. The “cloud” for most is a nebulous term that most don’t understand. These companies decide how much to charge us, and it’s largely inflated. Thissl aims to change that. By letting everyone connect their own computers to form what we call the Thissl Constellation, we can reduce costs. Imagine going from renting a space to owning a part of it and having a say in how things work.

Thissl can take advantage of old technology infrastructure, such as computers and servers, and give them a new life powering modern internet applications.

Thissl isn't just about technology; it's about giving power back to the people. By being a part of Thissl's network, users and contributors get a say in how things work and even earns rewards for their contributions. It's like joining a community where everyone benefits from helping and supporting each other.