The End of Data Tenancy

We've lost control of our data.

The data we once kept in rolodexes, folders and computer drives we now rent from the platform landlords. We don't own our contact lists and emails. We build our social networks, but the platform landlords profit by controlling access to our social and business connections. We have enabled these trillion dollar empires, and have become poorer for it.

AI has accelerated this division. Our data is now in the hands of models, and our participation is no longer required. These companies have grown so large they no longer need to care about our well-being.

Introducing data.Flowers

It's time to take back our data. data.Flowers restores your sovereignty over your data, allowing you to access, change, enrich, collaborate, share, and publish your data selectively, increasing its value faster than ever before. We are returning to a world where business associations, book publishers, journalists, musicians and film makers can flourish.

We demonstrate this model through our successful pilot, a sovereign business directory. It lets business associations create joint databases with search and discovery services for their members, strengthening whole ecosystems, not just individual platforms.

Our founders were among the early pioneers of AI and web platforms. Now they're helping lead the way out. The era of data sovereignty is just around the corner.

Stay tuned.