— in chrysalis —A new form
is being woven
Behind the veil, the loom is at work — this product is gestating, and will emerge when the silk gives way.
Why this is being woven
Cloud storage providers see your filenames, sizes, and access patterns even when content is encrypted. We see the same — except the math doesn't allow it. VAULT shards each file across separately-owned providers in different countries; no single one holds the whole.
What it will do when it emerges
Behind the veil, the loom is at work — this product is gestating, and will emerge when the silk gives way.
- Client-side encryption — keys derived from your 16-word phrase, never sent to us
- Reed–Solomon (10-of-14) sharding across 4 or more independent providers in 4 jurisdictions
- Filenames and folder structure encrypted — providers see opaque hashes only
- Share by one-time link — recipient downloads once, link self-destructs
- Versioning across N revisions without leaking edit timing or filenames
- Mobile + desktop + in-browser apps (decryption happens in the browser, never our servers)
- Storage tiers: 1 TB / 5 TB / 20 TB · pay annually in crypto
Mark the calendar
without giving us anything.
We collect no email and no name. Watch any of these signals — when this product wakes, all four announce it.
A PGP-signed atom feed publishes every product emergence. Drop the URL into any feed reader; no account, no tracking, no JavaScript required.
The warrant canary is refreshed every full moon and announces every product that crossed a phase boundary that month.
Browse the product's emergence log via the project's .onion address. Same content, different network.
Twice a year (vernal and autumnal equinox) we publish a long-form note on which products emerged, which lapsed, and what we learned. Posted to the storefront archive.
Blocks trackers, fingerprinting, telemetry and persistent identifiers on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Open page →End-to-end encrypted email with anonymous aliases, self-destructing messages, and no recovery phone or email required.
Open page →A peer-to-peer messenger that needs no phone number, no username and no central server. Metadata-resistant by design.
Open page →“The workshop is sealed.” ✦ “Something is becoming.” ✦ “The cocoon is woven; the work unfolds.”