Weavian

Weavian is a software-first network resilience platform that bonds multiple internet connections (cable, 5G, LTE, satellite, WiFi) into a single bulletproof pipe with sub-second failover and per-application traffic steering. Built on 5+ years of DARPA-funded R&D, Weavian sits above SD-WAN and SASE as an intelligent orchestration layer — routing each app on its best path, concealing IP addresses, and anchoring traffic across multi-cloud infrastructure (AWS, Azure, GCP) so sessions never drop and operations never go dark. Weavian targets three deployment segments: mobile professionals via a software-only iOS/Android client, multi-site commercial enterprises via tiered edge appliances (from pure SaaS to Starlink-integrated hardware), and mission-critical/defense use cases via ruggedized sovereign anchor deployments. Its proprietary NABx tunnel protocol, kernel-level intelligence (<1ms routing decisions), predictive ML path management, and portable multi-cloud anchoring differentiate it from legacy SD-WAN vendors, consumer bonding apps like Speedify, and enterprise SASE players like Cato Networks.

Internet connectivity is a single point of failure for homes, businesses, and mobile professionals — ISP outages, degradation, and congestion cause session drops, re-authentication loops, and costly downtime estimated at $400B/year. Existing solutions like SD-WAN are too complex and expensive for SMBs, while consumer bonding apps lack per-application intelligence and enterprise-grade reliability.

Weavian pools all available connections (cable, 5G, satellite, WiFi) through an edge agent and routes each application on its optimal path in real time, switching in under 1 second when any link degrades — all with zero configuration required. Its proprietary NABx protocol, kernel-level eBPF data plane, and multi-cloud anchor fabric (US, EU, APAC) ensure sessions never drop and IP addresses remain stable and concealed, delivering enterprise resilience at SMB price points.

Weavian has a working MVP with real traffic, real failover, and real multi-cloud anchoring live across N. Virginia, London, and Canada nodes, rated TRL-6 with beta units deployed in field environments. The company is backed by 5+ years of DARPA-funded R&D (DARPA OPS and EEI programs) with 30+ publications and an active patent pipeline including NABx and cloud anchoring IP. Currently raising a $3M Seed round targeting $1–2M ARR in 12 months and $5–10M ARR in 24 months.