Get ready to use Autonomi for durable, encrypted, immutable data. Get post-quantum security with no lock-in, and no ongoing fees.

Try It

Accessing data on the Network is always free, forever.

Try your first Autonomi download at the stroke of the command line.

Download from the Network in just a few lines
# Install the tiny antget binary into ~/.local/bin. Checksum-verified, no sudo.
$ curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/WithAutonomi/antget/main/install.sh | bash
# Download a jpg of Lucky the dog direct from Autonomi
$ antget 711c7e20006ff3e0ac6c1f3063286a0c1a3e4c409642e8c526173fa60bb7078a -o lucky.jpg
Build with Agents

Get started with nothing but a prompt and install the agent first developer tools.

Skills MCP CLI
Prompt your agent 
Set up the Autonomi agent tools for me as explained on https://developers.autonomi.com

1. Install the Autonomi skill: npx skills add WithAutonomi/skills -g -y
2. Load the skill and follow it to install the ant CLI. Confirm ant --version.
3. Prove it works with a free public read and tell me when it is working.
4. Then help me assess if Autonomi is suitable for what I'm working on, where it fits, and how to integrate with it.
Store Data

Add Data to the Network with our quickstart guide.

Upload for a one-time fee. Zero ongoing charges, no contracts, no restricted access.

Read the Quickstart
Capabilities

Accountless storage

No sign-up, no API keys, no billing relationship. Write data, get an address back.

One-time payment

Paid at write, never again. No subscriptions, no renewals, no recurring line item.

Free reads

No egress fees, no retrieval tiers, no metering. Read costs are zero, at any volume.

Content-addressed data

The address is the checksum. What you fetch is provably, byte-for-byte, what was stored.

Automatic deduplication

Identical content resolves to the same address, network wide. And data the network already holds aren’t charged for.

Encryption by default

Self-encrypted client-side before data leaves your machine. Unreadable to nodes, to the network. Only to those you share the key with.

Immutable data

Cannot be altered or deleted by any party. Addresses are safe to hard-code, cite, and cache forever.

Post-quantum

PQC End-to-End. Encryption built for the lifespan of the data, not the decade it was written in.

User-owned data

Apps can write data under the user’s own keys — the developer never holds, secures, or pays for it.