Data Pond

The open storage layer for public-domain works

Non Profit

Public knowledge still runs on private servers

Most public-domain works live on one company's servers. When that company closes or changes its terms, the public loses access. Data Pond stores these works permanently on open, audited infrastructure, and lets anyone check that a copy hasn't been altered.

Files on a single company's servers can be deleted, paywalled or lost.
Links break and formats age, so digitised works slowly disappear.
There is no shared, audited way to prove a digital copy hasn't been altered.

What problem are we solving?

01

D-SAFE Network - UniMarc

Need one audited storage layer to build on, instead of each writing their own blockchain code.

02

Open-Source Developers

Need documented, audited building blocks to store and verify public-domain data.

03

Standards & Certification Bodies

Need an open, non-profit technical standard they can review and certify.

04

Public Digital Archives

Need their files to stay online and provably unaltered, whatever happens to any one provider.

Roadmap

2024

Security Audits

2025

Research

2026

Live Launch

Go-to-Market

Developer documentation launch

2027

Marc certifications

Developers community

Grant applications

Go-to-Market

Grant program applications

Sister-startup integrations