Use cases

What a people-owned cloud makes possible.

Some of these run today. Some are ready to build. Some arrive with Orama One.

Livean app does this on Orama todayReady nowevery piece it needs existsWith Orama Oneneeds our node hardware

Use cases

  • Live

    Private messaging

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

    Serverless functionsDatabaseReal-time messagingFile storageVoice & video callsPush notifications
  • Ready now

    Speak freely

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

    Voice & video callsAnonymous proxyWallet login & keys
  • Ready now

    Web3 apps with a real backend

    Wallet login, database, storage and functions, with no Amazon hiding behind the “decentralized” app.

    Wallet login & keysDatabaseFile storageServerless functions
  • Ready now

    Phones without Google

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

    Push notifications
  • Ready now

    Live & multiplayer

    Games, voice rooms and real-time collaboration.

    Real-time messagingVoice & video callsCache
  • Ready now

    Sensors & devices

    Devices publish readings, functions react, the database remembers.

    Real-time messagingServerless functionsDatabase
  • Ready now

    Community apps

    A town, a co-op or a club runs its own app. No big-tech bill, no off switch.

    App hostingDatabaseDomains & HTTPS
  • With Orama One

    Secure backups

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

    Wallet login & keysVault (beta)
  • 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.

    App hostingDatabaseReal-time messaging
  • With Orama One

    Disaster response

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

    App hostingReal-time messagingVoice & video calls
  • With Orama One

    Places without data centers

    Schools and regions get infrastructure that is owned by the people who use it.

    App hostingDatabaseFile storage

  • What would you build?

    Tell us the idea. We read everything.

    team@orama.network
Why it matters

Infrastructure is power. It should be shared.

  • 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.

See it working today.

AnChat runs on Orama. RootWallet signs you in.

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