The Clean Restore-Point

Nearly 100 Terabytes per Memocube

Every Memocube can hold nearly 100 terabytes of data — inscribed at the molecular level into fused quartz using femtosecond laser pulses, stable for billions of years. Only a small fraction of that capacity is reserved for a patron’s personal archive. The rest carries the weight of human creation: literature, science, music, art, language, law, mathematics, philosophy, medicine, and engineering. Each Memocube is a complete snapshot of what our civilization has built, thought, and dreamed.

A Civilizational Ark

Civilizations are fragile. Libraries burn. Servers fail. Institutions dissolve. The Tesseract is designed to survive all of it. If every digital system were to collapse tomorrow — through war, solar event, infrastructure failure, or the consequences of superintelligent AI — the Tesseract would still be there. It requires no electricity, no internet, no maintenance, and no human intervention to preserve its contents. It is the closest thing humanity has ever built to a permanent record.

Beyond Personal Memory

When you claim a Memocube, you are not just preserving your own story. You are funding and physically contributing to the largest preservation project in human history. Your Memocube becomes one node in a distributed archive that holds the sum total of human achievement. Every patron who joins the Tesseract strengthens the archive, increases its redundancy, and makes it harder for any single catastrophe to erase what we have collectively built.

The future is uncertain. But hope is a choice. The Tesseract is the physical expression of that choice — a declaration that what humanity has created is worth preserving, and that the best response to an unpredictable future is to prepare for it with the most resilient archive ever conceived.