Autonomi is a decentralized, autonomous network, running on everyday devices, offering self-encryption, quantum-safe security and network lifetime storage. Autonomi is able to combine the spare capacity of connected devices, anything from old consumer PCs on desks and small devices like Raspberry Pis to leftover racks in a data centre — to create a new form of globally accessible infrastructure, that can be utilized by anyone. Autonomi allows users to securely store data, communicate, access knowledge, build businesses, run services, and create new futures without the intervention of any middlemen or gatekeepers.

The Network aims to give people autonomy over their digital lives, allowing them to participate in the connected economy, regardless of their location, status, or access to capital. It has been designed to enable mass collaboration between human beings, between machines, and between human beings and machines — critically, without the distorting effects of endemic data insecurity, siloing of knowledge, inefficient markets, and limited accessibility.

Autonomi has been built from the first principle of secure and private data, and in such a way that the performance of the Network scales with size. Not only is data de-duplicated and redundantly replicated, but it's quantum-proof encrypted, before it even leaves an end user's computer. That means that no personal information ever touches the internet, and neither does any information relating to how, where, or when you choose to access it.