OUDEA v0.1
The public specification for decentralized discovery and governed exchange across independent systems. Published under CC BY-ND 4.0.
Read specification →Liberbyte enables the Open, Unified, Data Exchange Architecture of the Internet.
From an open architecture to a public installer and the first live bytEM data index. Discover the architecture and explore the implementation.
“In the era of AI, authoritative data forms the foundation for responsible and trustworthy systems.”— Tero T. Salomaa, Founder Liberbyte
The public specification for decentralized discovery and governed exchange across independent systems. Published under CC BY-ND 4.0.
Read specification →Public installer repository under AGPL-3.0, including Matrix Synapse. See repository instructions for deployment requirements.
View installer →The first public bytEM instance and first live data vertical. Explore indexed data sources.
Open index →OUDEA defines a common architecture through which independently governed data entities can be identified, discovered, referenced and exchanged across systems and organisational boundaries — without requiring a central data platform.
When an identifier is not yet known, the normal operational path is Search → Find → Exchange. References enable relationship navigation.
Explore the OUDEA specification →Begin with cities.app. Other domain indexes are available through cooperation rather than unrestricted public access.
Explore the first public bytEM index.
Explore cities.app ↗Environmental and water-related data services.
Entity records and interconnected legal-entity data.
2026-09-22One open architecture. One public installer. One live implementation.
June 2026Liberbyte GmbH is pleased to announce that it has successfully qualified for the EU AgriFood-AI COST Action.
Oct 2025Matrix.org: This week we're welcoming Liberbyte as a Silver member of the Foundation! Liberbyte uses Matrix as data exchange layer between organisations to provide transparent and controlled access to global data exchanges and markets.









Explore deployment, source-code cooperation, research partnerships and access to additional data indexes.