💡Problem & Solution

The Problem

• Lack of Context Storing raw files without meaningful structure makes them difficult to organize, search, or use effectively in applications.

• Centralization Risks Centralized storage providers create single points of failure, increasing the risk of downtime, censorship, or data breaches.

• Data Misuse Without structured metadata, systems cannot interpret or process data intelligently, limiting its value and increasing the chance of misuse.

• Privacy Concerns Users lose control over their data once it is stored with third party providers. Sensitive information can be accessed or shared without their consent.

Our Approach

• Context-Enriched Storage Using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), every file is enriched with structured metadata that defines its purpose and relationships, making it easier to query and use.

• Decentralized Network Data is distributed across a decentralized network on Ethereum, reducing reliance on single points of failure and improving security and availability.

• Structured Data Layer A semantic layer organizes files in a way that applications and services can understand, enabling better interoperability and automation.

• Privacy by Design Zero knowledge encryption ensures that only authorized users can decrypt data. Storage nodes cannot see or misuse the contents, and no personal identification is required to participate.