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Overview

The Local Internet is a distributed local information and marketplace system that organizes how local people, businesses, and communities are found, connected, and engaged online, operating 100+ marketplaces across a growing network of digital local assets.

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Behind this sits:

• a national → state → city internet layer
• many vertical naming families
• 100+ owned marketplaces
• 1,400+ interlocking domains

This is not a concept.

This is infrastructure.

Below is a partial public index of a Local Internet infrastructure system of The Local Internet that is being built—a structured naming, discovery, and marketplace layer for local life.

This is not about individual domains. It’s about category control through system design.

This is posted to understand scale as the The Local Internet vision exists.

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The Local Internet/The Local Platform/The Local Information/The Local OS (Localzz) are part of the infrastructure that connects how people live to how the digital world works. Localzz powers The Local Internet, and The Local Internet is the public experience that enables an open ecosystem where marketplaces activate commerce and media anchors trust.

Localzz is the infrastructure layer;
The Local Internet is the public experience;
The Local Platform enables an open ecosystem;
Marketplaces activate commerce (branded by category or geography);
Media anchors trust and community (locally branded, infrastructure-backed).

Today, local discovery is fragmented across search engines, ad platforms, directories, and media sites—none of which are designed to work together. The result: businesses rent visibility instead of owning it; communities lose durable digital infrastructure; national platforms extract value without reinforcing local ecosystems. The internet was never built to reflect how people actually live.

Daily life happens locally—within neighborhoods, cities, regions, and states—yet the digital world remains fragmented, national, and disconnected from local reality. Localzz is building the missing Local Internet layer—connecting how people live to how the digital world operates. Localzz is the operating system for the Local Internet—organizing local information as owned, interoperable digital infrastructure.

Localzz is creating a unified Local Information Network that connects national data to local communities—and local businesses back to the national economy. Who the Local Internet is for: for businesses: owned local discovery; for media: structured local information infrastructure; for platforms: a normalized local data layer; for communities: a durable digital public square. Most local platforms monetize scarcity and dependency. The Localzz Grid monetizes ownership, interoperability, and compounding reuse.

This system allows information, commerce, and discovery to flow naturally:
National → Local → National. How the System Is Structured:
Localzz is the operating platform;
The Localzz Grid is the underlying digital infrastructure.

TDIS (The Digital Internet System) orchestrates data, discovery, and intelligence across the network. Together, they form a scalable local internet layer designed to support marketplaces, media, SaaS, and AI at national scale.

The Localzz Grid is a connected digital infrastructure powering: city, state, and regional marketplaces; local media and information hubs; business discovery and engagement; data services and AI-driven insights. It is built to organize, distribute, and activate local information as durable digital infrastructure—not as isolated websites or temporary…