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Third European location goes live. Full geographic redundancy across Belgium, Lithuania, and Poland — all fully owned, all independent.

Major infrastructure expansion. Hardware installation, network configuration, and integration with existing nodes. Serious undertaking.

Server room construction completed — power infrastructure, cooling, network connectivity all in place. Ready for hardware deployment.

Independent power backup installation at the Poland facility. Battery banks, generator integration, automatic failover systems.

Critical utilities infrastructure connected at the Poland site. Permits secured, contractors engaged.

Procurement and preparation of hardware for the Poland node. Architect submissions for administrative permits in progress.

Continued development of in-house applications. New tools built natively for the arkDisk platform — designed for European professionals who need privacy without compromise.

Speech-to-text application — converts audio recordings to text and notes, all processed on our own infrastructure. Built and ready, awaiting final production deployment. Designed for journalists, lawyers, doctors, and anyone working with voice recordings.

First public release of arkPDF — PDF editor with OCR, form detection, sticky notes, annotations, text editing, and digital signatures. 40-language interface, integrated with the arkDisk ecosystem.

RAID is not a backup. arkVault brings automatic weekly snapshots, on-demand snapshots, point-in-time restore, lost-file search, cross-location replication (Belgium ↔ Lithuania), and client-side encryption — included for every arkDisk account. Currently in design phase.

Dedicated AI server build in progress — awaiting final hardware components. Will power on-premise AI features across the arkDisk ecosystem (transcription, OCR, translation) without ever sending data outside EU.

Construction of dedicated server facility in Poland with emergency power systems begins. Initial planning phase — preliminary designs for administrative permits.

Multilingual SEO restructure across 40 languages. Building social media presence and expanding reach across European tech communities.

Public founder story and transparent roadmap. Building trust through openness, not marketing copy.

Intensive period of platform stabilization, cosmetic polish, and acquiring first paying customers. Real-world testing under real load.

Custom calendar app built on CalDAV — macOS-inspired interface, dark/light mode, 40 languages. Designed for professional teams who need a clean, fast calendar without the bloat.

Secondary internet uplink added — 10 Gbps symmetric backup line, complementing the primary 1.5 Gbps connection. Full redundancy for production traffic.

Both production nodes online. Belgium primary and Lithuania secondary fully operational. The infrastructure that has been imagined for 20 years finally runs.

Company officially registered in the Republic of Lithuania (EU). Full GDPR compliance from day one.

Months of assembly, configuration, and testing. Network, storage, virtualization, monitoring — every layer built from the ground up.

Components for the Lithuania secondary node begin arriving. Geographic redundancy takes physical shape.

First parts for the Belgium primary node ordered and delivered. Enterprise-grade components only — chosen for long-term durability.

Three months of intensive frontend development. Customer-facing pages, self-service control panel, and Stripe payment integration. The product layer comes together.

The decision is made. Design and development of the landing page begins. The 20-year-old idea finally has a name and a face.

It started here. A single Linux server (Ubuntu LTS) running at home. Experimental, evenings and weekends only. This is where the security foundations were tested — system hardening, firewall rules, encryption setup, intrusion detection, kernel parameters. Years of trial and error that became the security baseline for arkDisk.