Shelby
AI Infrastructure
Industry
Web3 Crypto, Data, AI Infrastructure
Style
Illustrative, Gradient, Typographic, Scroll Animation
Stage
Series B
Built with
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About the site
Walrus is a decentralized data platform that makes application data verifiable, programmable, and available at scale. Expressive illustration, vivid gradients, playful typography, and animated explanations connect storage concepts to practical AI and developer use cases without turning the homepage into a specification sheet. A useful reference for web3 and infrastructure companies explaining unfamiliar architecture to mainstream technical teams.
How this page sells
For developers who want data they control: a lovable mascot makes a storage protocol approachable, and a new product gives a reason to start.
Primary navigation
- Discover
- Build
- Ecosystem
- Read the docs
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A gradient bar promoting Walrus Memory over 'The Verifiable Data Platform for AI Builders', with 'persistent, portable, and under your control' in bold and Start building, above a 3D walrus in a knit hat and ski goggles.
Why it converts: The mascot makes an abstract storage protocol memorable and friendly, and 'under your control' speaks to builders wary of cloud lock-in.
'Introducing Walrus Memory: portable memory layer for AI agents', with tabs for Connect an agent and Build agents, and a curl command to add it to Claude Code, Codex or Gemini.
Why it converts: A new product with a one-line install for the coding agents developers already use gives them a concrete reason to try Walrus today.
'No lock-in. No trust gaps. No compromises.' with 'For too long, developers have built around infrastructure limits. Walrus removes them' and Read the docs.
Why it converts: Three 'no's name the frustrations developers have with centralised storage, casting Walrus as the escape from them.
'Power to the builder' in huge type, with tabs for Reliability, Portability and Programmability over cards like 'Reliable & Verifiable: critical data stays persistent and independently verifiable', plus Read the Whitepaper.
Why it converts: Three plain-language properties translate protocol mechanics into benefits, and the whitepaper link serves the technical reader who wants depth.
'The future runs on Walrus' in giant type behind the saluting walrus, with a partner strip: Cetus, Talus, Dune, Everlyn.
Why it converts: Ecosystem partners are the social proof that matters in web3, showing real projects already store data on the network.
A carousel of cards, led by AI: 'Safe data in. Reliable AI platforms out. AI is only as good as the data it's trained on', with partner logos per use case, alongside data markets and DeFi.
Why it converts: 'Poisoned datasets' names a real AI risk that verifiable storage solves, giving AI builders a reason beyond decentralisation.
'The economic heart of Walrus': WAL pays for storage and secures the network through staking, shown by the walrus holding a W tile, with Learn about WAL.
Why it converts: Explaining the token's utility in one sentence reassures crypto-native readers that the network's economics are sustainable.
'Part of the Sui Stack: created by Mysten Labs, the team behind Sui', with a layered diagram: Sui for coordination, Walrus for verifiable data, then data security, verifiable compute and liquidity layers.
Why it converts: Being built by Mysten Labs borrows the credibility of an established chain, and the stack diagram shows Walrus fits a larger ecosystem.
FAQs ('What makes data on Walrus verifiable?', 'Who controls access to data stored on Walrus?'), then 'Trust The Tusk' in glowing type and a giant walrus wordmark with the mascot winking.
Why it converts: Access-control and persistence questions are the developer's real concerns, and the playful sign-off keeps the brand memorable to the last pixel.
