Early · working proof of concept

The cloud,
with nobody in the middle.

Everything an app needs to run, built for machines run by independent people, not one giant company.

See how it worksBack the network
The problem

Today, the internet has an off switch.

Today
One company

One owner. One switch.

An outage or a policy change, and every app goes dark.

Orama

Built for many owners. No switch.

Built for machines run by independent people, working as one cloud.

What you get

Everything an app needs.

  • App hostingvs Vercel · EC2
  • Databasevs RDS
  • Cachevs ElastiCache
  • File storagevs S3
  • Real-time messagingvs SNS · Pusher
  • Serverless functionsvs Lambda
  • Domains & HTTPSvs Route 53 · ACM
  • Voice & video callsvs Twilio
  • Push notificationsvs Firebase
  • Anonymous proxyNo big-cloud equivalent
  • Wallet login & keysvs Cognito · IAM
  • 11services, all live
Explore the platform
How it works

Three steps. No single owner.

01
Every link encrypted · WireGuard

Machines join

Independent computers link up over encrypted connections.

02
Your appAnother app

Your app gets a cluster

Its own database, cache and gateway on three of them, not shared tables.

03
EMAIL + PASSWORDYour walletSignsOrama checksYou're in

Sign in with a wallet

No email, no password, no account to leak.

How it works
Proof

Already working today.

AnChatThe private messenger that runs on Orama.Open beta · iOS & AndroidRootWalletYour keys, in one place. Your way into Orama.Closed beta · desktop & command line
services live
11
services live
apps in the ecosystem
2
apps in the ecosystem
commits since Aug 2025
1,478
commits since Aug 2025
open source
AGPL
open source
What it's for

Built for people, not platforms.

  • Live

    Private messaging

    AnChat: end-to-end encrypted chats and private calls, with no phone number.

  • Ready now

    Speak freely

    Calls that look like ordinary web traffic, an anonymous proxy, no phone number. Built for journalists and activists.

  • With Orama One

    Secure backups

    A secret split into pieces across independent machines, so no single one can read it.

  • Ready now

    Phones without Google

    Push notifications that never pass through Google, for de-Googled Android.

  • With Orama One

    Satellite & remote places

    A village, a ship, a research station or a mountain clinic on satellite internet like Starlink. A node box runs apps on site; the satellite link joins it to the world.

  • With Orama One

    Disaster response

    Bring a box. Rescue teams get a working local cloud when the networks are down.

All use cases
Why it matters

The internet shouldn't have an owner.

  • No kill switch

    Designed so no single company can switch your app off.

  • Private by default

    Wallet sign-in, encrypted links, calls that hide your address.

  • No single point of failure

    One machine or one data center going down shouldn't take everything with it.

  • Owned by people

    Built for infrastructure in homes and communities, not three corporations.

Roadmap

Where we're going.

  1. Done

    Working proof of concept

    The whole stack runs, and a real app runs on it.

  2. 01
    Next

    Stable

    Harden the network until it is boring.

  3. 02
    Planned

    OramaOS

    A locked-down operating system for every node.

  4. 03
    Planned

    Orama One

    Our own node hardware, in people's hands.

Full roadmap

Help build the people's cloud.

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