The Data Is Still There. I Have Already Lost It.
Data in your hands may no longer be usable. Data in the cloud may still be yours. A personal history of data sovereignty across floppy disks, MO media, cloud services, private keys, and AI.













Explore your inner world, with your personal profile and discoveries in your hands.
Save what inspires you and build a collection of knowledge that belongs to you.

A personal workspace for investment research and strategy, bringing equities, crypto, and your own AI together.

Connect your home’s devices and routines, with household data in your family’s hands.

A Tesla companion for every journey, with your vehicle data and driving history under your control.
* Cumulative since 2018, as of September 2026; measurement criteria vary by metric.
THE COMPUTER BEHIND THE EXPERIENCE
The website you’re reading runs on ARC. Its pages, content, and interactions are brought together as a Blocklet. The same runtime supports very different experiences.
A SPACE FOR YOUR DATA
Formerly DID Space, ArcSpace is a data space for you and your applications, associated with your digital identity. Create a personal space, or connect an application with the access it needs.
Learn moreIDENTITY, ASSETS & CREDENTIALS
ArcBlock’s Layer 1 blockchain supports digital identity through DIDs (decentralized identifiers), verifiable records and token payments. ABT is the native token of the public network. Explore the network, or the software for launching your own chain.
Learn moreAN INTERACTIVE INTRODUCTION
Start with what interests you. Move through the ideas, products, and connections in an interactive tour.
Enter the experienceChoose a perspective. Explore at your own pace.Recent writing from ArcBlock.
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