Sovereign Web Services
Validiti
We built the day after the cloud.
Everything you rent from the cloud — kept, provable, and yours — on hardware you own.
Works offline · on about the power of a light bulb
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We built the day after the cloud.
Everything you rent from the cloud — kept, provable, and yours — on hardware you own.
Good — we’d rather show you than tell you. Everything ahead is live, running right now on a machine you could hold. Watch it happen.
One small box you own does the job of a whole shelf of cloud services — it keeps your files, guards them, shares them, and answers questions about them. More of what you pay the cloud for, on far less power, space, and money. Here’s what it does.
Every save is kept, automatically. Slide back to how anything looked yesterday, last month, or right before that bad edit.
Everything that reaches your machine is let in and recorded — but only what’s new gets read, and anything never seen before is held at the door before it can run. Nothing slips past.
Hand a record to another company directly — no email, no file service, no one in the middle. It arrives proven authentic and unaltered, or it doesn’t arrive at all.
Ask a question in plain words and get an answer drawn from your own records — with the source it came from — running right on your machine, offline.
The surprise most people expect wrong: holding the entire history takes up less room than a single copy does today — and it replaces the backup and duplicate sprawl you already pay for.
Word, Excel, photos, video — they open in the apps you already use. Save, and the new version flows right back in, provable, with nothing new to learn.
Everything lives on your own hardware — a small node in your building that works offline and sips power. Pull the network cable and it keeps running. Nobody else can see, hold, or lose your data.
Every one of these has a live demo and a plain‑English explanation — no marketing, just watch it happen.
See it work →