Protected
Smart protection
Advanced moderation and smart automation keep your works safe and whole: verified content-addressed storage and continuous integrity checks.
The long-term direction
Foundation Archive is the front line. agorix.io is the service layer underneath. Together they turn preservation from a single-host gamble into a network that carries the work forward, so artists aren't held hostage and culture stays accessible.
Decentralization here isn't ideology. It's a design requirement for keeping artwork reachable long after any single operator, product, or hosting bill changes.
Introducing
agorix.io is the open service layer we're building under Foundation Archive. It coordinates storage, replication, verification, and retrieval across independent operators, so the art above it keeps living even when any single participant steps away.
One side contributes compute, bandwidth, and uptime. The other side expresses ongoing demand for specific works to remain reachable. The match between those two sides is what keeps the media alive.
The core line
What if I told you we built a decentralized solution that fixes all this?
That means a system where preservation is no longer a single point of failure. The archive can start the work. The network keeps carrying it forward.
Protected
Advanced moderation and smart automation keep your works safe and whole: verified content-addressed storage and continuous integrity checks.
Blazing fast
Optimized systems that deliver performance across gateways, regions, and peers, so accessing the work feels instantaneous.
Growing
New features, continuous improvements, and a team built to evolve alongside the art and the artists carrying it forward.
Community first
We believe in building lasting relationships and empowering artists, developers, and the members who care about their work.
Reliable
Reliable uptime keeps your community running through outages and handoffs, without interruption.
Powerful
Powerful tools to connect, manage, and grow together: open infrastructure operators and archivists can plug into.
Service layer thesis
We're not trying to build a prettier silo. We're building coordination around permanence. Preservation becomes continuous instead of reactive. Works stay replicated and verifiable before the cliff arrives, not after.
If we get this right, the archive is more than a rescue operation. It becomes a demand signal for permanence, a discovery layer for what matters, and an on-ramp into a broader network that keeps important media retrievable for a very long time.
Topology
Distributed
No single point of failure.
Economics
Demand-driven
Services built for artists and collectors.
Access
Lasting
More copies. Stronger future.
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Who participates
agorix.io is designed so many kinds of participants can contribute: storage, bandwidth, verification, curation, demand. No single class of operator is load-bearing.
The problem
When media lives behind one service layer, one CDN, or one business model, it can disappear without anyone making a dramatic announcement. Links rot quietly. Storage gets de-prioritized. Demand still exists; the infrastructure carrying it does not.
Why support still matters
The decentralized layer doesn't appear by magic. It has to be designed, shipped, tested, and grown from real use. Support helps us keep saving work in public while we build the system that can keep it around for much longer.
Call to build
Foundation Archive is already saving work. agorix.io is how we make sure it stays reachable for the long haul. If that future matters to you, there's a way to back it.