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waldrive

Your files.
Encrypted. Yours.

A decentralized Google Drive. Files are encrypted in your browser, stored on Walrus, and access is enforced on-chain with Sui + SEAL — so no platform can read them, ban you, or hold your data hostage.

SUI OVERFLOW 2026 Sui · Walrus · SEAL live on testnet waldrive.xyz
Problem

The cloud isn't really yours.

Billions of people keep their most important files on platforms that can read them, lock them, or lose them.

Solution

A drive that answers to you.

Waldrive flips the trust model. Files are sealed on your device before they touch the network, and only your wallet can open them.

🔒 Encrypted first

Every file is encrypted client-side with SEAL before upload. We never see plaintext — nothing for us to read or leak.

🗄️ Stored on Walrus

Encrypted blobs distributed with erasure coding across independent nodes. Verifiable and resilient.

⛓️ Access on-chain

Who can open a file is a policy on Sui. SEAL key servers release keys only when the policy approves.

👛 Wallet = identity

No email, no password. Connect a wallet — or Sign in with Google via zkLogin — and your drive is there.

Technical architecture

Encrypt → Store → Control.

WRITE CONTROL INTELLIGENCE Browser SEAL encrypt + decrypt wallet · zkLogin /api/walrus mints upload JWT Walrus encrypted blobs · our node Sui FileObject · AccessPolicy subscription · Display SEAL key servers threshold · seal_approve gate /api/ai agent · search · memory MemWal encrypted memory · on Walrus 1 · ciphertext JWT → blobId 2 · 1 Sui tx seal_approve prompt → plan recall / remember reads hit the aggregator directly · no wallet · decrypt locally

Sui Move (6 modules, upgradeable, live on testnet) · SEAL threshold IBE with revocable share policies · own Walrus node · MemWal memory encrypted on Walrus, owned by your wallet.

Intelligence

An AI agent that acts — and remembers.

Tell it what you want in plain language; it proposes a plan, you confirm, and your wallet executes — all without breaking the encryption.

Agentic actions

“Move my invoices into a Finance folder.” The agent returns a confirm-first plan; the wallet signs each step.

Verifiable memory (MemWal)

Recalls your preferences & past actions across sessions — “keeps invoices in Finance” — so it gets smarter over time. The memory itself is encrypted on Walrus and owned by your wallet.

Privacy-preserving

Grounded only on metadata and text you’ve already decrypted. Unopened encrypted content never leaves the browser.

Live demo

Let’s open the drive.

app.waldrive.xyz · live on Sui testnet

Business model

Subscriptions, settled on-chain.

Free

1 GB

25 files · private only · the on-ramp.

Pro popular

$20/mo

40 GB · encryption · sharing · AI · 10k files.

Max

$40/mo

100 GB · everything in Pro · 100k files.

Roadmap

From hackathon to product.

Now · live
Testnet MVP
Encryption, storage, sharing, subscriptions, and the AI agent + memory — working end to end.
Next
Mainnet
Mainnet launch · Move contract audit · storage-extension UX · memory deletion controls.
Then
Scale
Team workspaces · mobile apps · public API · deeper Waldrop migration funnel.
Vision
The default drive
The private, user-owned drive for the Sui ecosystem — and beyond.
Questions you’re probably asking

The honest answers.

What if I lose my wallet?
Files are encrypted to your wallet by design — we can’t read or recover them. Your wallet is your key; keep it safe.
Isn’t Walrus storage temporary?
You choose the duration in epochs and renew it — pay for exactly what you need, unlike rent-forever clouds.
How is this different from Filecoin / IPFS / raw Walrus?
Those are storage primitives. Waldrive adds client-side encryption, on-chain access control, sharing, and a real product UX on top.
Can your AI read my private files?
No. It’s grounded only on metadata and text you’ve already decrypted locally. Unopened encrypted content never leaves your browser.
waldrive

Storage that can't read you,
can't ban you, can't lock you in.

waldrive.xyz app.waldrive.xyz Sui Overflow 2026