9,400,000,000

devices are about to get faster.

With a software update.

We discovered that the foundational assumption of concurrent computing — that shared memory requires locks — is wrong. We removed every lock from the runtime layer. The result is the largest single performance leap in the history of consumer devices. It ships as a software update. No new hardware. No new chip. The phone in your pocket, the laptop on your desk, the watch on your wrist — they all get faster. All of them. At once.

Like going from iPhone 11
to iPhone 16 Pro.

With a software update.

Metric Today With 22 Leap
Performance
Database throughput ~80K ops/sec ~1M ops/sec 12x
Tail latency (P99) 5–10 ms <0.05 ms 100–200x
App cold start 800–1,200 ms 400–700 ms 1.5–2x
App switching 300–600 ms 100–200 ms 2–3x
Dropped frames 5–10% <0.1% 50–100x fewer
AI
On-device LLM inference 8–15 tok/s 30–80 tok/s 4–5x
System
IPC / notification latency 50–200 μs 0.5–2 μs 25–100x
Network connection pooling ~200 μs ~5 μs 40x
Sensor pipeline ~10 μs ~5 ns 2,000x
Battery
Battery life under load Baseline +33% longer +3–5 hrs
Lock contention Always present Zero Eliminated

SCOPE

Not a feature. Not an app.
The layer beneath everything.

4.2B Smartphones
1.4B PCs
800M Tablets
600M Wearables
200M Vehicles
+2.1B New units every year
0 Locks in the entire stack
898 Patent claims filed
11 Patented runtime modules

And we're building something else entirely.

22OS

More soon.

This doesn't happen twice.

We'll reach out when it's time.