HealChain uses Reed-Solomon erasure coding built into a custom Ethereum fork. Your data survives node failures, shard loss, and chain disruptions — and heals itself automatically.
Traditional storage fails silently. HealChain encodes your data mathematically so it can always be reconstructed — even when parts are lost.
Data is split into shards with mathematical redundancy. Lose up to 4 of 14 shards and your data is fully recoverable. The same technology used by NASA and RAID storage.
Reed-Solomon encoding runs as native precompiles in our custom go-ethereum fork — orders of magnitude faster than pure Solidity implementations.
Three independent oracles watch the chain and race to fulfill store requests. No single point of failure. Geographic redundancy across local and cloud infrastructure.
The application itself lives on IPFS — decentralized, permanent, and accessible to anyone with a browser and a wallet. No accounts. No servers. No trust required.
Connect MetaMask and sign transactions directly. Your data is linked to your wallet address. You own it. No intermediaries hold your keys.
Data is compressed before RS encoding — up to 80% size reduction on typical text and JSON payloads. Smaller storage footprint, lower gas costs.
Connect your wallet and submit data. Your browser signs the transaction directly — no intermediary holds your keys.
Data is gzip compressed, then Reed-Solomon encoded into 14 shards (10 data + 4 parity) by the oracle network.
Encoded shards are stored permanently on Ethereum. Verified, immutable, and publicly auditable on Etherscan.
Retrieve by record ID at any time. Even if shards are damaged or lost, RS mathematics reconstructs your original data.
No surprise fees. No investor pressure. Revenue goes directly back into expanding the oracle network and building new features.
Prices shown are projected targets for when paid tiers launch.
We will provide at least 30 days notice before any pricing changes.
Paid tiers are coming soon. Join the waitlist to be first in line and receive updates on new features and the mainnet launch.