Sonoratek LLC is the publisher behind Connect Platform and Ring. Connect delivers commercial-grade Erlang realtime infrastructure; Ring is the open-source webOS that puts enterprise-class software within reach of every founder on the planet.
IT pathfinding from Phoenix Valley since 2013 — Connect for the wire, Ring for the product surface
Connect Platform is Sonoratek’s commercial Erlang backend for high-availability enterprise workloads. It speaks ASN.1/BERT on the wire, and is built around OTP GenServer processes, pub/sub fan-out, durable snapshots, and other commercial-grade standards — the same class of realtime fabric used when Firebase-style latency is not enough.
Ring is the open-source webOS that runs on Connect, Firebase, Supabase, Vercel, and k8s/Postgres. One white-label stack — entities, opportunities, store, messaging, wallet, docs — so founders ship niche products without rebuilding the platform from scratch.
Based in Tempe / Phoenix Valley, Arizona (1127 E Curry Rd #6, Tempe, AZ 85281), Sonoratek has helped companies automate, stay in the cloud, and ship digital products for over a decade. We publish Connect for enterprise realtime and Ring so every founder can operate with enterprise-class software.
Enterprise-class software for every founder
Connect’s Erlang OTP stack — GenServer, pub/sub, snapshots, ASN.1/BERT — keeps high-concurrency collaboration fast and predictable for enterprise workloads.
Ring packages marketplace, community, wallet, and AI-matching modules as an open-source webOS you can clone, customize, and host on Connect or commodity clouds.
Enterprise patterns should not be reserved for Fortune 500 budgets. Ring + Connect close the gap between a founder’s idea and production-grade software.
Ring clones powered by Sonoratek’s publishing stack
Ring gives founders technological independence: evolve the platform from ring-config and modules, not from a vendor roadmap. Connect stays the optional enterprise realtime backbone when HA and fan-out matter.
Connect for commercial-grade Erlang realtime. Ring for the open-source webOS every founder can run on Connect, Firebase, Supabase, Vercel, or k8s/Postgres.
Ask your Ring instance to add a capability in plain language — watch modules, contracts, and UI land with AI orchestration. Connect keeps the realtime path enterprise-ready while Ring evolves the product surface.
Platforms that extend themselves from natural-language requirements
Ring instances share patterns so the next clone starts further ahead
Product surfaces that evolve with usage while Connect holds the HA wire
Connect for the wire. Ring for the product. Sonoratek as publisher.
Whether you need Erlang-grade realtime for enterprise workloads or an open-source webOS to launch a niche platform, Sonoratek publishes both: Connect Platform and Ring — so founders ship enterprise-class software without rebuilding the stack.
Ray Sorkin — Connect Platform architect, Sonoratek LLC, Ringdom

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insightConnectPlatform: ConnectPlatform binary broker and Open-source Ring ecosystem on GitHub — digitalization for interest groups and communities since 2013.
Sonoratek LLC: Legal publisher of Ring Platform — IT pathfinding, automation, and cloud services in Tempe, Arizona since 2015.
Ringdom: Turnkey Ring-powered cloud clones, LegioX knowledge stack, and white-label platform operations.
Sonoratek LLC · Tempe, Arizona · Connect Platform + Ring Published for founders who refuse to settle for consumer-grade stacks.