About Prometheus

Prometheus helps creators, communities, and independent teams run a durable online home they control—built to last, supported responsibly, and designed for real-world publishing.

Why Prometheus exists

Online platforms come and go. Algorithms change. Accounts get limited. Tools get “sunset.” For people building a real audience, that instability becomes an existential risk.

Prometheus exists to give you a dependable home base: infrastructure you can rely on, tools you can evolve, and a support relationship that treats your platform like a system—because it is.

We focus on independence, self-hosted alternatives when they make sense, and pragmatic engineering that keeps things maintainable over time.

Mission

Prometheus is a founder-led team building durable, independent platforms for creators and communities. We care about long-term ownership, operational reliability, and the freedom to publish without living at the mercy of someone else’s rules.

Build an independent home base

We design and run platforms you control—sites, portals, and community entry points that don’t disappear when a platform changes direction.

Operate real infrastructure

We handle hosting and systems administration as an ongoing responsibility: updates, backups, monitoring, and the day-to-day reality of keeping things healthy.

Support independent voices

We work with creators—including people who say controversial things—because we believe infrastructure should be resilient under pressure, not fragile when it matters most.

Use decentralization where it helps

We favor open, federated technologies when they improve independence and longevity—not as a trend, but as a practical path away from lock-in.

Keep it maintainable

Clean boundaries, predictable systems, and sane workflows beat hacks. The goal is a platform you can live with for years.

Stay human

Support and communication should respect your time. We aim for clear next steps, calm operations, and honest expectations.

Core philosophy

We don’t try to be neutral about how the internet works. We’re direct about what we value, and we build systems that reflect it.

Independence over convenience

Convenience often comes with hidden dependency. We prefer systems you can operate, migrate, and evolve without permission.

Ownership over platform dependence

If you don’t control your identity, distribution, and infrastructure, you’re renting your presence. We build a real home base.

Durability over hype

We optimize for longevity: maintainable architecture, predictable operations, and a platform that survives trend cycles.

Systems over hacks

Shortcuts accumulate debt. We build with clean boundaries and operational reality in mind—upgrades, monitoring, backups, and recovery.

Decentralization where it makes sense

We favor open, federated technologies when they improve resilience and reduce lock-in. Not ideology—practical leverage.

Support is part of the product

A platform isn’t “done” at launch. We treat support and operations as first-class work, with clear routing and expectations.

What we build

Prometheus is an engineering and operations partner. We build systems that are meant to be owned, maintained, and trusted over time.

Web platforms

High-performance websites and portals that act as a durable home base—content, offers, and community entry points without fragile dependencies.

Examples:Marketing site • Member portal • Docs hub

Hosting & systems administration

Provisioning, patching, backups, monitoring, and incident response—run as an ongoing responsibility, not a one-time setup.

Examples:Server management • Backups • Uptime monitoring

Community tooling

Chat, discussion, and community workflows that can integrate with what you already use—without locking you into a single vendor.

Examples:Chat rooms • Roles • Bridges

Video & live infrastructure

Video hosting, livestreaming, and publishing pipelines designed for creators who need control, predictability, and a real archive.

Examples:Video hosting • Livestreaming • Ingest workflows

Identity & access

Single sign-on where it adds real value, role-based access, and clean separation between public and private areas.

Examples:SSO • RBAC • Access separation

Security-minded operations

Practical hardening and operational habits that reduce risk while keeping day-to-day management reasonable and maintainable.

Examples:Least privilege • Change control • Recovery planning

Team

Prometheus is run by real people. We build and operate what we ship.

Ricky Molnar
Ricky Molnar
President & CEO | Founder

Ricky architects and governs the systems behind Prometheus.

John Bennett
John Bennett
Vice President | Co-Founder

John serves as a strategic partner behind the scenes at Prometheus.

Evan Henderson
Evan Henderson
Principal Systems Engineer | Partner

Evan serves as Principal Systems Engineer and Partner at Prometheus.

Gustavo Mazurechen
Gustavo Mazurechen
Operations Engineer | Partner

Gustavo serves as Operations Engineer and Partner at Prometheus.

Ivan Perdomo
Ivan Perdomo
Support & Media Operations Lead

Ivan is the operational backbone behind our day-to-day client experience.

Viny Brun
Viny Brun
Senior Systems Engineer

Viny is an engineer with a sharp instinct for complex systems.

Trust & security posture

We keep this high-level on purpose. The goal is to communicate discipline and responsibility without publishing internal implementation details.

Least privilege

Access is granted intentionally. We aim to keep permissions narrow and reduce long-lived access where practical.

Change control mindset

Updates are planned and verified. We prefer predictable maintenance over surprise breakage in production.

Defense-in-depth

We favor layered protections over single points of failure. If one control slips, the system should still hold.

Operational hygiene

Backups, monitoring, and recovery planning matter. We optimize for “can we restore?” not “did we write a perfect diagram?”

Pragmatic transparency

We communicate clearly about what we operate and what’s changing. We share what’s useful and avoid exposing what shouldn’t be public.

Stay connected

Most people find Prometheus through the community. The best way to stay in the loop is the newsletter—calm updates, no spam, and you can unsubscribe anytime.

Community links

Join where you’re comfortable. Public spaces are for announcements and discussion. If you need support, use the contact page so it routes correctly.

Note: Community chats are great for discussion. For account issues, billing, or platform support, the contact form is the fastest path.