Shared storage
You set aside part of your storage for the network. HAL users' files are encrypted, split and spread across thousands of nodes.
Encrypted fragments · erasure codingMonolith · optional
The node.
Part of your free space, put to work for the HAL network. Optional. You decide how much, or none.
Your free space, put to work. It stores encrypted fragments of the HAL network and earns rewards. What's yours, only you can open.
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No one reads what it holds
Your Monolith stores pieces it cannot decrypt: you don't see other people's data, and no one sees yours.
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Earn by contributing
The network rewards proven storage, uptime and transfer in HAL Coins, credited to your HAL account.
Proof of storage · rewards in HAL Coins04
Your private vault
Your photos, notes and records are encrypted with keys from the secure element and backed up to the network. Lose your Monolith and you recover them with your phrase.
Encrypted backup · only your keys05
Works while it charges
It serves data to the network mostly on its base, over Wi-Fi. In your pocket, it prioritizes your battery.
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You decide how much
Choose how much space to contribute, or turn node mode off. In Vault Mode, the node disconnects along with the radios.
0 to 75% of storageRewards depend on network demand; earnings are not guaranteed. Storage does not use proof-of-work mining, which on a pocket device would consume more energy than it pays.
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