You've rented your digital life long enough. Every photo. Every contact. Every memory. Stored on servers you don't own, governed by terms you didn't read, priced to extract forever. Sovereign ends that — in one night.
Select every service you use. Watch the number grow. Then cancel all of them.
Five integrated systems — one installation. No separate apps, no separate subscriptions.
Google Takeout alone can hold 20 years of contacts, photos, and calendar events. Sovereign ingests it entirely — in the background, while you sleep.
For decades, we have lived in a state of digital serfdom. We handed the most intimate details of our lives — our children's first steps, our family recipes, our late-night prayers, our personal letters — to corporations whose only obligation is to their shareholders.
We did it for convenience. We did it because everyone else did. We did it because we didn't believe there was another way.
There is another way.
Sovereign exists to prove it. Not as a product. Not as a service. As a declaration: your data is yours. Your memories are yours. Your attention is yours. No algorithm will decide what news you see. No corporation will hold your contacts hostage. No subscription will stand between you and your own photographs.
This is the Reclamation. And it begins tonight.
Local installations are free with no feature limits. Paid plans add encrypted cloud access.