Fog Works is all about you.
Your Data.
Your Control.
Your Peace of Mind.
We believe the best custodian of your data is you. So we’re leveraging the power of Web3 to help you manage, control, and protect your own data.
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Our Products
Foggie: The World's First Virtual Web3 Server
Foggie is a virtual Web3 server that helps you:
- Run privacy-first dApps
- Minimize digital piracy
- Mint NFTs
- Avoid censorship
- Earn crypto rewards while you sleep
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Maximize your Web3 presence with Foggie.
Foggie Max: The World's First Personal Web3 Server
- No Monthly Fees
- Earn crypto rewards while you sleep
- Run privacy-first dApps
- Mint NFTs in bulk with no code
- Avoid censorship & digital piracy
- Escape from Big Tech
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Our Products
In the near future, Fog Works will be shipping multiple decentralized apps and devices.
So stay in touch for some exciting news soon.
How it Works
All of our apps and devices will work fundamentally in the same way:
Download & Connect
Download software (if necessary), connect the device to power and the internet.
Configure
Tell the app who you are (by connecting your digital wallet) and your preferences.
Start Usage
Start using the device or application on a daily basis.
The Benefits
All of Fog Works products will share several key benefits, including:
Reliability
No inaccessible or discontinued services, no single points of failure. Your Fog works will be always on.
Ownership & Control
You own, curate, and control all your data and apps. You fully control the visibility of your data and how it gets monetized.
Permanence
Any app you buy from us will be yours forever.
Transparency & Trust
All our apps will leverage public blockchain technology, which will create transparency.
Community
We’re big DAO fans. We’ll be launching several DAOs to enable you to influence/ govern how our apps evolve.
Scalability
Fog Works is going to be big. As such, all of our apps will scale to billions of users.
About Us
Fog Works has assembled a world-class team with a unique combination of P2P networking, blockchain, and entrepreneurial experience.
Xinglu Lin
CEO & Co-Founder
Co-Founder | DoNews, 265.com | P.cn | Beijing Xinen Tech | Shenzen Xiaoxi Tech
Victor Chen
COO & DMC Foundation Chair
CTO | UNISPLENDOR | CEO Santa Clara Tech. Co. | Chief Rep IBM Networking | China
Zhicong Liu
Founding Engineer
Bucky Cloud Founder | Chief Engineer Xunlei Co. | Director of National Key Laboratory of Big Data
Our investors include:
Contact Us
We make Web3 work for you.
Fog Works is based in Cupertino, CA. We have a remote workforce and have operations around the world.
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Latest Blog Posts
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Tim Berners-Lee and Fog Works Want to Save You from Big Tech
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