With Upod, you decide what connected websites are allowed to know about you.
Today, every website asks again. Accept cookies. Create an account. Give up your data. With Upod, you decide once, store it in your own datastore and your choice travels with you. Websites only see what you allow them to see during your visit. You stay anonymous. Tracking becomes unnecessary. This is how we move towards an internet without tracking.
No more juggling hundreds accounts, passwords, or incomplete silo-ed profiles. With Upod, you sign in once and use the same account on all participating websites. Simple. Secure. Under your control.
You get your own Personal Online Data Storage.
For example your age range, residence or gender. Change or remove it anytime.
Websites adapt to you, based only on what you choose to share. (Hyper) Personal experiences, without giving up your privacy.
Your data is securely stored by an independent foundation: the Personal Datastore Foundation (SNDK). You hold the keys to your Upod. Always.
Your Upod does not contain your name, email address, or identity. Connected websites only receive anonymous data, and only during your visit. With your permission, they may use it to (hyper) personalise content, ads, services or agents, nothing more. You remain anonymous, while enjoying a more relevant experience. No profiles following you around. No surprises later.
Upod is more than a tool. It’s part of a movement to fix how the internet works. An internet where: