Where your data sits
One room the whole world shares. A room of your own when you need one.
The shared room holds public knowledge, open to everyone. A private room holds yours - a company's research, a hospital's records, a country's archives. Same engine, same rules of proof, and walls that actually hold.
The world's room
Public knowledge. Everyone reads it. No paywall on reality.
liveYour room
Your notes, your documents, your transcripts. Nobody else's.
buildingYour organisation's room
Your staff reach it. Nobody outside it does.
buildingA country's room
Its archives, on its own machines, under its own keys.
designedRule 1Everyone reads the shared room
The world's public knowledge belongs to everyone.
Rule 2Nothing reads into your room
Not your neighbours, not other rooms, not us. The doors open one way.
Rule 3Your room can stand on the world
Your facts sit on top of public ones without ever leaking back out.
We call these rooms namespaces. You can just call them rooms.