The Operating System for Sovereign Apps

Base owns state. Lux owns trust. Seven years of commits, every piece traceable to a first hash.

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Every app you use today rents you access to your own data. We built the replacement. It took seven years.

Base is the personal computer of Web5. Lux is the trust kernel.

Provenance

Every piece traces to a first commit:

2015 — hanzoai/ingress@3680c8d — HTTP routing layer
2019 — luxfi/lattice@4421f32 — original FHE from scratch
2020 — luxfi/node@b9e34e3 — Lux blockchain
2020 — hanzoai/iam@84d8b2d — identity and access management
2021 — luxfi/threshold@c44efac — FROST + CGGMP21 threshold signatures
2021 — luxfi/evm@a59f55e — EVM with PQ crypto precompiles
2022 — hanzoai/base@3d07f02 — single-binary runtime, encrypted SQLite, CRDT
2022 — hanzoai/kms@8d00c5c — key management service
2023 — luxfi/mpc@63f3517 — MPC daemon
2025 — luxfi/consensus@882bab8 — Quasar hybrid consensus
2025 — luxfi/zap@22a2a4c — zero-copy binary protocol
2025 — hanzoai/sqlite@d9c1d43 — distributed encrypted SQLite

Architecture

Base (2022) — encrypted vault, CRDT sync, realtime APIs, Base Functions. The data plane.

Lux (2020) — 15 chains on every validator. Identity, keys, threshold FHE, MPC signing, EVM, DEX, bridge, ZK, quantum consensus, AI inference. The trust kernel.

Three tiers: AES-256-GCM + ML-KEM (default), TFHE threshold reveal (high-value), CKKS confidential compute (new products).

86 Lean 4 proofs. Zero sorry. 80+ papers. Red-teamed. Shipped.

The operating system for sovereign apps. Base owns state. Lux owns trust. Users own everything that matters.