3Box Labs develops Ceramic, a decentralized network that enables composable data management for Web3 applications, eliminating the need for traditional databases. Their technology facilitates secure, user-centric identity management and data portability, addressing the fragmentation of user data across different platforms.
Funding
$35.2M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Web3 applications often struggle with data silos, requiring developers to manage separate databases for each application and hindering data portability and composability across different platforms. Users lack a unified digital identity, leading to fragmented experiences and difficulty in managing their data across various dApps.
Solution
3Box Labs offers Ceramic, a decentralized data network that enables composable data management for Web3 applications, eliminating the need for traditional databases. Ceramic allows developers to build data-rich applications while unlocking data composability and portability across the Web3 ecosystem. The company also provides IDX, a cross-platform identity standard built on Ceramic, which allows users to manage their identities in a user-centric way. 3ID Connect, an authentication SDK, allows users to control their identity using existing Web3 wallets.
Target Audience
The primary audience includes Web3 developers building decentralized applications (dApps) who need solutions for data management, identity management, and user authentication.
Features
- Decentralized network for composable data, enabling data sharing across applications
- IDX: a cross-platform identity standard for managing user identities
- 3ID Connect: an authentication SDK for Ceramic applications, supporting multiple Web3 wallets
- Support for building data-rich Web3 applications without traditional databases
- Tools for creating user profiles and connecting social media accounts