Indelible is a local tool that gives you direct access to the Autonomi Network - a decentralised storage network with no central servers and no intermediaries. Indelible runs on your machine. Your data is post-quantum secure.
Also available for Windows and Linux
Indelible is not a company, a platform, or a cloud product. It is a free tool that runs locally on your computer and connects directly to the Autonomi Network. You could build the same thing yourself using the CLI - Indelible just makes it easier.
Indelible runs on your machine. Your data is post-quantum secure - encrypted and uploaded directly to the Autonomi Network from your computer. Nothing passes through a third party. No account is needed. No one else has access unless you choose to share it.
Indelible was built so that multiple contributors - whether part of the same organisation, research group, or collective - can work together. Upload, tag, organise, and share collections. Your data on Autonomi can be public or private. That decision belongs to the data owner, always.
Your data is split into pieces, those pieces are duplicated, and distributed across thousands of independent nodes worldwide. There are no servers to go offline, no company who can take your data. Your data isn't exposed to data centre dependencies or single jurisdictions.
Indelible connects to the Autonomi Network directly from your machine. There is no sign-up process, no cloud dashboard, and no intermediary between you and the network.
Download Indelible and run it on your computer. It is a local application - it does not phone home, create an account, or require an internet connection beyond network access. You can also access the Autonomi Network directly via the command-line interface if you prefer to build your own tooling.
Select your files - research papers, datasets, records, archives, whatever matters to you. Everything is encrypted before it reaches the network to be distributed and securely stored. Tag, organise into collections, and manage access. Multiple contributors can work on the same collections.
You pay the network's nodes once to store your data - no renewals, no subscriptions, no ongoing costs. Indelible lets multiple contributors share the same payment method, so a team or organisation can manage uploads together. The network has no off switch because there is no central operator to flip it.
If a decentralised network with no central servers that stores data for the life of the network sounds too good to be true, here is why it is not.
Traditional storage depends on data centres owned and operated by companies. If the company goes away, your data goes with it. The Autonomi Network runs on thousands of independent nodes - ordinary computers operated by individuals and small operators worldwide, connected directly to each other. No company controls the infrastructure. No single point of failure can take the network down.
Autonomi uses self-encryption: each file is split into chunks, each chunk is encrypted using the content of the other chunks, and the pieces are distributed across the network. The data is meaningless to any individual node. Only someone with the data map - which never leaves your machine unless you share it - can reassemble the file.
When you upload data, you pay once using the network's native token. That payment covers storage for the life of the network - there are no renewals, no subscriptions, no ongoing costs. Node operators are compensated for storing and serving data. The more useful the network becomes, the more people run nodes, and the more resilient the storage becomes. It is a self-reinforcing cycle, not a business model that depends on a single company staying profitable.
Free, open source, runs locally. Available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Indelible is free and open source. View on GitHub