Data Horse transforms smartphones into a decentralized storage network. Files are encrypted client-side, fragmented with Reed-Solomon coding, and distributed across host devices. No one — not even us — can access your data.
Enterprise-grade security meets decentralized economics
Zero-knowledge from upload to retrieval — in 4 steps
You enter a passphrase. Your browser derives an AES-256-GCM key via PBKDF2 (100K iterations) and encrypts the file locally. The server never sees plaintext.
The encrypted blob is split into 6 fragments using Reed-Solomon 4-of-6 coding. Any 4 fragments can reconstruct the file — it survives 2 device failures.
Fragments are assigned to 6 different host phones based on trust scores. Devices poll the server every 30 seconds and download their assigned fragments.
SHA-256 integrity checks at 7 checkpoints. Proof of Storage challenges verify hosts still hold data. Hash-chained audit trail logs everything immutably.
Whether you want to store files securely or earn from your idle phone, you're one click away.