Fig 1.0 — Security Primitive

Your data should be nowhere.

We’re building a new security primitive.
It makes sensitive data disappear in the eyes of attackers.
We call it DataNowhere.

01 — Vision

We design systems where data doesn’t persist as a target.

Most systems assume sensitive data must live somewhere. We design systems where it doesn’t have to.

DataNowhere treats information as something that can be fragmented, masked, dispersed, and recomposed only when required. Security comes from reducing what exists at rest, not from defending it indefinitely.

When nothing meaningful persists, breaches lose their impact.

02 — The Primitive

DataNowhere

The missing layer for secure data. DataNowhere is a security primitive that fixes cloud infrastructure.

Data is:

  • SHARDED USING OUR PROPRIETARY MECHANISM
  • MASKED WITH CONTEXTUAL SECRETS
  • DISPERSED ACROSS INDEPENDENT ENVIRONMENTS

// SYSTEM_BEHAVIOR

> No single component ever holds meaningful information.
> When access is authorized, fragments are briefly recomposed, used, and then released.
> After use, nothing durable remains.

Compromising infrastructure yields fragments and math, not secrets.

How we think about the cloud

Three constraints we build around that have to hold at the same time.

CONSTRAINT_01

Sovereignty

Unlock the advantages of hyperscalers without compromise. Fragments are dispersed across providers, allowing you to use global infrastructure without surrendering control.

CONSTRAINT_02

Security

No complete dataset exists at rest. Attack surfaces collapse because there is nothing whole to steal.

CONSTRAINT_03

Cost Efficiency

Our proprietary mechanism replaces replication. Data is stored only once at scale, drastically reducing costs. Availability comes from mathematics, not copies.

Roadmap

We advance all phases in parallel. V1 lays the foundation, with focus shifting as the protocol evolves.

Phase_01

Focus: Sovereignty & Confidentiality

First, we solve the custody problem. Current cloud models demand you surrender control to gain utility. We break this dependency. By decoupling ownership from infrastructure, we render the physical location of data irrelevant. This establishes the foundation: absolute sovereignty for the user, regardless of the provider.

Sovereignty & Confidentiality
70%
Security & Integrity
15%
Scalability & Availability
15%
Phase_02

Focus: Security & Integrity

Next, we eliminate the persistence liability. Data at rest is a sitting target. We replace static storage with ephemeral reconstruction, where information only exists at the precise moment of authorized access. This removes the attack surface entirely, making the very concept of a 'data breach' structurally impossible.

Sovereignty & Confidentiality
15%
Security & Integrity
70%
Scalability & Availability
15%
Phase_03

Focus: Scalability & Availability

Finally, we replace the legacy cloud model. We substitute expensive replication with mathematical dispersal, turning the fragmented internet into a single, resilient fabric. We don't just secure the cloud—we make the traditional data center model obsolete, establishing the new standard for global infrastructure.

Sovereignty & Confidentiality
15%
Security & Integrity
15%
Scalability & Availability
70%

Why we’re building this

Vault-based systems concentrate risk and accumulate liability.

DataNowhere is our approach to security at the protocol level, where trust is replaced by structure.

SYSTEM_GOALS

We build systems that reduce:

01 What exists
02 What persists
03 What can be stolen

Join the core team

We are looking for engineers who understand that the hardest problems are not solved with more code, but with better primitives.

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