About CLAVI

CLAVI is a sovereign hardware platform built by Clavi Switzerland AG in Schaffhausen — outside the European Union, outside the Five Eyes intelligence-sharing alliance.

Engineered around a single principle: architecture enforces what policy cannot. Air-gapped. Zero-knowledge. Mathematically untouchable.

The Platform

The platform comprises The Monolith, a stationary vault running local computation with zero cloud dependency; The Rune, a biometrically secured signing device that distributes cryptographic authority so no single point of compromise exists; and ClavOS, a custom zero-knowledge operating system where every line of code that does not serve the user's sovereignty has been removed.

Swiss Jurisdiction

Switzerland's Federal Constitution (Article 13) treats privacy as a fundamental human right. Combined with CLAVI's zero-knowledge architecture, no government or court can compel CLAVI to surrender keys it does not possess.

The Architects

0NE and ZERO are the architects behind CLAVI — operating at the intersection of cryptographic hardware, artificial intelligence, and the physics of trust.

They publish independent research on the structures, visible and invisible, that govern digital sovereignty.