MultiCloud Decentralized Applications Inc.
We design decentralized storage and multicloud architecture, so your data — and your business — never depend on a single vendor's decisions, pricing, or survival.
The architecture
Applications talk to a single S3-compatible API. Behind it, data is distributed across providers and regions — including infrastructure you run yourself. Swap a provider without touching a line of application code.
If one cloud raises its prices, changes its terms, or disappears, the data is already somewhere else.
Products
01 — CloudLibertas
Object storage with an S3-compatible interface, backed by a decentralized network of providers. Files are encrypted, erasure-coded and replicated across independent backends, so no single operator can read, block or delete them.
Built for teams that need the durability of cloud storage without the sovereignty trade-off.
02 — TableSante
A Montréal meal service built on our own decentralized cloud platform. Menus, orders, delivery scheduling and customer support run on infrastructure that isn't rented from a hyperscaler.
The result is a small food business that keeps its margins, its data and its independence.
Services
01
Architecture, deployment and operations for storage and compute that spans independent providers instead of a single region of a single cloud.
02
Cloud architecture review and migration planning from the team that has run infrastructure at AWS public-sector scale and built multicloud systems since 2015.
03
Payment, catalogue and fulfilment integrations — including crypto and Web3 payment rails — wired into systems that stay portable.
Founder
“Centralization was never the answer to a more open web. We build the alternative and run it ourselves.”
Adrian Todorov — CEO, Chief Architect & Founder. Former Cloud Infrastructure Architect for the Public Sector at AWS; building multicloud and decentralized systems since 2015.
Tell us what you're running and what you're worried about. We'll tell you what a multicloud or decentralized design would actually change — and what it wouldn't.