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Build powerful apps that respect data ownership

Dart libraries combining semantic web standards (RDF) with offline-first sync β€”
enabling cloud-synced apps where users own their data.

Klas Kalaß

The Vision

What if apps were powerful and respected your data ownership?

Most applications today lock your data in proprietary formats and vendor-controlled servers. You can't easily export it, own it, or use it with other apps. The vendor controls access, privacy policies, and longevity.

RDF and semantic web standards make building differently possible: Apps where you decide where data lives, who accesses it, and how it connects across applications β€” without sacrificing modern features like cloud sync, collaboration, or rich UX.

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User-Owned Data

Data lives where you choose β€” your pod, your server, your rules. Not locked in vendor silos.

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Semantic Interoperability

RDF's graph structure lets apps share and link data meaningfully, without tight coupling or data loss.

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Developer-Friendly

Type-safe APIs, code generation, excellent IDE support. Semantic web shouldn't be painful to build.

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Standards-Based

W3C standards (RDF 1.1, Turtle, JSON-LD) for long-term interoperability and vendor independence.

These libraries power active projects in user-owned computing, including an alpha sync engine combining CRDTs with RDF for conflict-free synchronization. Drawing inspiration from SOLID's vision of decentralized, user-controlled data.

The goal: Cloud-synced apps that are delightful to build and use β€” without sacrificing data ownership.