voidly
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Understand the wall.
Build a way through.

An open record of internet restrictions. A family of tools for private communication and agent work.

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The Voidly thesis, from evidence to toolsThree offset planes represent open evidence, private connections and agent work. Dots on the evidence layer are decorative. The stack describes a product thesis, not growth, revenue or a deployed technical architecture.
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why the tools matter.

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Voidly Atlas

Understand restrictions.

Open evidence, country context and research tools.

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Communicate privately.

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Put agents to work.

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the pitch.

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Open source data

Inspect the measurement network

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About Voidly
Stage, adoption and product availability

Agent adoption is early. Public dataset size, first-party tests and source citations do not establish paid customer adoption. Request current usage, revenue and product availability in the data room.

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Independent source credit

The existing investor record documents a Voidly source credit on Proton’s censorship simulator, dated July 2026. The simulator is described as illustrative and uses several sources. A source credit does not establish a commercial relationship or revenue.

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Sources, scope and reuse

Measurement sources include OONI, CensoredPlanet, IODA and Voidly probes. Citizen Lab provides test-list context. Coverage, recency and confidence vary by source and network.

Voidly-original incidents, scores and annotations are CC BY 4.0. Raw upstream data retains its own license; OONI raw data and Citizen Lab test lists are CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Dataset licenses do not license application code.

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Team and data room

Dillon Parkes, founder. Kyle Kahlenberg, co-founder. Voidly is operated by Ai Analytics LLC in Texas.

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A conversation, with the record open.

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Full investor reference

Original reference text retained with its links and context. Historical product, metric and availability statements describe that reference; the current presentation and dated source records above take precedence.

Investors

We map the walls. We build the doors. Nobody else does both.

A private communication and payment stack for hostile networks — proven by the measurement network underneath it.

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510,401evidence records 130countries in the record 639citable events, each with evidence Zero valuePay test credits · not money or redeemable UnavailablePay deposits and withdrawals

What humans need when the network turns hostile is what machines will need by default.

THE RECORD — a decade of censorship measurement, open and citable. Free forever.

THE RAILS — identity, private channels, and a verify-only payment rail. The published entry point is amount-zero. A separate, non-public provider settled once on Base mainnet on 2026-08-26 — 0.05 USDC, tx 0xb1ac733095c19e2e4829a3d448a02b8297d08e55f98678adfcba2e3e92747a3a, block 50498854 — with our own wallets on both ends. n = 1, first-party — both wallets are Voidly's own; a proving payment and dogfooding, not a customer, not organic demand and not revenue.

THE TURN — the record is free to read; the test rail uses internal credits that are not money, backed, redeemable, or convertible.

Who uses it

A Proton engineer built a censorship simulator on the Voidly API, and filed two reproducible bugs against it. We didn’t know until the bugs arrived. Proton’s page for that tool names its sources: “Data sourced from Voidly, services’ own websites, and other publicly available sources.”

protonvpn.com/internet-censorship-simulator

Proton calls the tool illustrative. One page, one tool, stamped 1 July 2026. The credit is plain text, not a link. Nobody agreed the wording with us.

A source credit. Not a partnership, not a customer, not revenue. It is the only third-party citation we can find.

The honest ledger

Live: the observatory, Veil, the relay, the forecast models.
Withheld: Pay’s public runtime, during security review.
Early: agent adoption is pre-market — today mostly our own agents.
Revenue: $0. The record is free; metered model calls are the wedge.

Who

Dillon Parkes · founderKyle Kahlenberg · co-founder

Raising a seed. Founder-led, by conversation.

investors@voidly.ai →Data room on request.