What is Autheo?

Autheo is a Layer-0 Operating System with an integrated Layer-1 blockchain that unifies identity, compute, storage, developer tooling, and AI capabilities in one interoperable environment. Instead of stitching together separate vendors for each component, Autheo provides a single foundation where builders can launch scalable applications, sovereign ecosystems, and interoperable networks without piecemeal integrations. The platform includes DevHub as its native development environment, TheoID for post-quantum secure authentication, and THEO AI for intelligent automation and adaptive workflows.

Who it's for

• Web3 developers who want to stop juggling multiple APIs, SDKs, and platforms and instead build on a unified stack with native identity, compute, storage, and AI.
• Enterprises looking to bridge the gap between Web2 and Web3 without costly integrations, fragile systems, or projects that fail to scale across both worlds.
• AI and blockchain innovators who need a living network that learns, adapts, and evolves as AI-native tools and agents join the stack.

Key features

Layer-0 + Layer-1 foundation

Autheo provides a fast, sovereign blockchain foundation that is composable, programmable, and sovereign. This dual-layer architecture enables builders to launch their own chains and applications on a coordinated system rather than assembling components from separate vendors.

Full-Stack SDKs

One framework handles frontend, backend, smart contracts, and orchestration. Developers get a single set of tools for the entire stack, eliminating the need to integrate IPFS, Chainlink, The Graph, wallet providers, and cloud compute by hand.

DevHub native workspace

DevHub is the native development environment for testing, deploying, and scaling projects. It works with standard tools like Hardhat and Foundry, and since Autheo is EVM-compatible, any Solidity smart contract that runs on Ethereum or Polygon can be deployed here.