Infrastructure for personal data sovereignty.
We build systems that hold only what their purpose requires, so that what they never hold can never be lost, sold, or used against the people it belongs to.
Structural, not promised.
Most services protect personal information by promising to. We believe the stronger protection is structural: a system designed so that it cannot read what it stores, and does not keep what it has no authority to keep. A promise can be broken. A capability that was never built cannot be misused.
What we commit to
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Zero-knowledge by design.
Our servers are never meant to hold your private keys or a readable copy of your data. We treat this as a requirement, not a feature.
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Only what is required.
Every piece of information a system keeps should be justified by what it needs to do. What it does not need, it should not have.
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Openness to scrutiny.
Claims about security should be checkable. We hold our own work to that standard.