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FxApps

type
ID Project
Status
Launched
Website
Country (HQ)
Announcement
2021
Launch
2022
Mission Statement
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To put full ownership of individuals' most important digital assets - data, photos, files, etc. - back into their own hands.
Summary
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FxApps is a decentralized storage and computing platform launched in 2022 that aims to provide an alternative to centralized cloud services through Blockchain-Attached Storage (BAS). The platform's core technology stack includes Rust, LibP2P, IPFS, and IPLD for implementing decentralized file and data sharing protocols.

The platform is built around the FxBlox hardware device, which serves as a personal server and blockchain node. The technical architecture combines:

  • Decentralized storage using IPFS for file management
  • Self-sovereign identity through W3C DID standards
  • Fula Network protocol for peer-to-peer data exchange
  • Smart contracts for tokenized incentives via the $FULA token

Notable partnerships include Protocol Labs, Cudos Network, and Dfinity, with the project receiving $1.1M in seed funding from Outlier Ventures and other investors in 2022. The platform offers developer tools including the Fula API and @functionland/graph JavaScript module to enable building decentralized applications. While still in development, FxApps has released mobile applications like FxFotos and FxFiles that demonstrate the platform's capabilities for personal data storage and management.

The project represents an emerging approach to decentralized infrastructure that combines hardware, protocols, and applications to give users control over their data while maintaining interoperability with existing systems through standard protocols like IPFS and DIDs. However, the platform is still maturing and working to deliver full functionality of its proposed decentralized storage and computing vision.

Funding(12)

Technology(9)

Tech Stack Self Description
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Functionland, a global company, with the leadership and development teams based in Toronto, ON, is building a blockchain-attached storage (BAS) consumer grade hardware called ‘Blox’. The company has built robust file and data sharing protocols using Rust, LibP2P, IPFS and IPLD technologies and enables Web3 projects to realize the full potential of their technology by striving for providing a truly decentralized backend as a service, developer incentives and fast, encrypted, and private data retrieval mechanisms.
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Use-cases
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Holders
No
Issuers
No
Verifiers
No
Technology
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SSI Technology
Yes
Endorses/Uses ZKPs
Yes
Blockchains/Verifiable Data Registries
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DID Methods
Specification
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Management(12)

Managing Entities
Website
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Persons of Interest
Role
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Co-founder
Co-founder
Co-founder
Chief Technology Officer
Co-founder
Co-founder
Chief Executive Officer
Co-founder
Growth Marketing Manager
Co-founder

Regulations and Standards(0)

Regulations Followed
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Standards Used
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Relations(12)

People(7)

Affiliated Person
Role
on behalf of
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Copywriter
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Hardware Electrical Engineer
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Advisor (Marketing)
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Design Lead
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Senior Hardware Development Lead
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Software Developer
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Developer
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Products(10)

Products
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FxFiles
FxFotos
targeted industries
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Geographic Focus
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Links(16)

Inclusion Criteria

A1: Uses DID, VC or KERI/ACDC
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meets criteria: Yes
A2: Claims to be SSI
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meets criteria: Yes
B1: Received Government Funding or Endorsement
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meets criteria: Yes
C1: Has Well Known Partners
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meets criteria: Yes
D1: Project Announcement Date
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meets criteria: 2021

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