Delaware C-Corp · April 2026
Distributed Wind Power

Every structure in America has power.
We turn it on.

WinSocket builds distributed wind-energy nodes that attach to buildings, infrastructure, and any fixed structure — turning passive surfaces into a continent-scale, always-on power network.

01Thesis

The grid is failing where it matters most. Sixty percent of U.S. households lost power for two or more hours in 2023. The response — rooftop solar, home batteries, mast-mounted turbines — each solve one problem and introduce three: footprint, cost, permitting.

WinSocket takes a different path. A node that installs in hours, produces power continuously, and unlocks every structure already standing — residential, commercial, industrial, municipal — as distributed generation. Not a turbine. Not a panel. A socket.

02How It Works

Five steps from wind to watts.

01
Capture
Low-profile aerodynamic element mounts to existing structures. No mast, no foundation.
02
Convert
Proprietary generator topology produces usable current across a broad wind-speed range.
03
Condition
On-node power electronics condition output for direct integration with building loads or storage.
04
Connect
Standardized interface makes installation a fixture-swap, not a construction project.
05
Network
Each node reports telemetry. The fleet becomes a real-time, geographically-distributed energy and data asset.
03By The Numbers
60%
of U.S. homes lost power
2+ hours in 2023
$300
node sale price
$150 hardware margin
$215
year-one value per node
$65 recurring annually
4×
independent patent families
six claim areas
04Status
  • Entity WinSocket, Inc. — Delaware C-Corporation
  • Intellectual Property Provisional patent filed April 2026 4 families · 6 claims
  • Team Founder / Inventor in place CTO · CFO · CRO · CLO open
  • Now Raising Angel round — SAFE with post-money cap $7–9M
  • Use of Funds Field testbed, founding team, SBIR Phase I preparation

If the thesis resonates, we should talk.

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