The name of our company is always accompanied by our icon in orange.
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Use our logo responsibly. Unlike some companies, we actually care where things are stored.
Use the descriptions below in articles, speaker bios, event programs, partner material, and media references.
One-line description:
Hivenet is a distributed cloud platform that orchestrates storage, compute, and data transfer across independent infrastructure.
Short description:
Hivenet builds cloud products for storage, file transfer, and compute on distributed infrastructure. Its products serve both personal and business use cases through a model designed to give users more control and a clearer alternative to the usual cloud stack.
Boilerplate (long version):
Hivenet is a distributed cloud platform that orchestrates storage, compute, and data transfer across independent infrastructure. Its products include Store for cloud storage, Send for file transfer, and Compute for on-demand GPU and related compute workloads. Hivenet serves both personal and business use cases through products designed around control, clarity, and practical use.
Always write it as Hivenet with a capital H, regardless of sentence position. The only lowercase usage is in the logo itself.
✅ Correct:
Hivenet is a distributed cloud.
You can contribute to Hivenet using your spare device space.
Learn more about Hivenet at hivenet.com.
❌ Incorrect:
hivenet
HIVENET
Hivenet™ Cloud 3000 (also no.)
The only time you’ll see "hivenet" in lowercase is in the logo itself. That’s intentional. Everywhere else, stick with Hivenet.
Use Store, Send, and Compute as product names. Use Hivenet for business when referring to the business side of the site or offer. All three are part of the Hivenet platform.
✅ Correct:
Back up your files with Store.
Contribute to share your device’s idle resources.
Run tasks with Compute when needed.
Send large files using Send.
❌ Avoid:
“Store by Hivenet”
“The Contribute app”
“Hivenet Compute™”
Treating them as standalone tools.
Prefer distributed cloud and distributed infrastructure.
Avoid crypto framing, exaggerated sustainability claims, and vague “revolutionary” language.
Keep product descriptions factual and current.