Observed arrival · 2026-09-07
Xolotl and the Canadian Shield of File Sync
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Xolotl pitches a Canadian-hosted, zero-trust file synchronization platform built around threshold cryptography and an immutable recovery vault.
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The homepage describes a native Rust and Tauri desktop client that synchronizes files to a Montreal mirror while separating storage from decryption authority. Its stated design includes threshold cryptography, a “(3, 5)” jurisdictional quorum, AES-256 streaming, and an 8 MiB resident-RAM target. A 93-day WORM vault is presented as the recovery layer, while pilot access and an investment memo require direct requests.
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