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BYRDDRIVE · TESTNET LIVE

Storage that answers
to you, not the cloud.

Sovereign decentralized storage. End-to-end encrypted, Reed-Solomon erasure coded, and anchored to a Substrate chain. Your files, on a network you can verify.

Nodes30
Ops / sec200+
Recovery100%
Data loss0

Engineered in Palestine · Built for the world

Storage primitives, rebuilt for sovereignty.

Every byte you write is chunked, encrypted, erasure-coded, and distributed before it leaves your device. Verifiable end-to-end.

End-to-end encryption

Files are encrypted client-side before they are chunked. Keys never leave your device — we cannot read your data.

Reed-Solomon 6+3

Every file sharded into 6 data + 3 parity chunks and spread across the network. Lose any 3 shards, recover the whole file.

Cryptographic proofs

Blake3-anchored Merkle trees prove your data is exactly what you stored. Storage operators submit proofs on-chain.

mTLS node mesh

Operators authenticate each other with mutual TLS. Every shard transfer is encrypted in flight — no plaintext on the wire.

On-chain governance

Network policy, pricing, and slashing live in Substrate pallets. Operators stake, vote, and earn — no admin committee.

Self-healing pipeline

The network monitors shard health, re-replicates from parity, and rebalances on node churn. Failure happens; you do not notice.

From your device to a verifiable network.

01CLIENT

Encrypt & chunk

Files are encrypted on your device and split into 1 MB chunks. Each chunk gets a Blake3 CID and a Merkle leaf.

02NETWORK

Erasure-code & distribute

Chunks are Reed-Solomon encoded into 6 data + 3 parity shards and round-robined across healthy peers via Kademlia.

03CHAIN

Anchor & prove

Storage operators submit Merkle proofs to a Substrate chain. You hold the CID. The chain holds them accountable.

One network. Every surface.

Wallet on web. Sync on desktop. Capture on mobile. Operate a node from the CLI. Same files, same keys, same network.

Web

Browser

Desktop

macOS · Windows · Linux

Mobile

iOS · Android

CLI & node

Storage operator

Storage shouldn't ask for permission.

The testnet is live. Spin up a node, push a file, or build on the SDK.