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The library of tomorrow

Knowledge grows
when we share it.

Open applications. Shared infrastructure. Built together.

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A shared world of possibilities

An open invitation

Familiar tools. New possibilities.

Built on open source. Extended by VOLPAROSSA.

Code

A new chapter for coding.

Built on OpenCode

Building on OpenCode to connect coding workflows with VOLPAROSSA's cooperative compute foundation.

Integration in developmentExplore Code

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Image

Your memories, a shared foundation.

Built on Immich

Building on Immich to connect photo libraries with VOLPAROSSA's shared storage foundation.

Integration in developmentExplore Image

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Cloud

More room for what comes next.

Built on OpenCloud

Building on OpenCloud to connect files and collaboration with VOLPAROSSA's shared infrastructure.

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Upstream interface examples, not completed VOLPAROSSA integrations. Image sources & credits.

All applications

Many applications. One foundation.

Built on
shared strength.

Useful tools grow stronger when they can work together. VOLPAROSSA is building a shared, participant-operated foundation for connections, content and resources.

Multiple applications can reuse one compatible Core, with separate permissions and a common approach to cooperation.

Our principles

A foundation in development. Public caching, encrypted private storage and computation have different roles and trust boundaries. Transactions use fictitious test value.

Steps that we can show

From vision to working milestones.

Current implementation status

· Cloud

Files recovered through peers.

A scoped trial uploaded a file through the original Files interface and recovered it after restart and the loss of one storage peer.

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· Weather

A forecast, shared and refreshed.

Installed Overmorrow Android retrieved real forecast data through peers in an emulator, then refreshed from cache.

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· Code

Read. Edit. Test.

OpenCode completed a bounded public-fixture task with a real local model, approved edits and tests, in about 37 minutes.

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These results apply to their recorded revisions and test conditions. Complete applications, joined storage maintenance and confidential peer computation remain in development. There is no supported end-user release.

There is a place for you here

The next chapter
is ours to build.

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Help make shared technology useful to everyone.

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