Local compute
Datab Node installs compute, database, storage, and runtime services inside the institution — so daily work does not depend on a distant cloud.
Datab Systems — Lagos, Nigeria
Infrastructure African institutions can own.
Datab builds the local compute, software, identity, intelligence, protection, communication, and storage layer that keeps an institution running — online or offline.
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The Datab product familySee all
Datab Node
DDSN
DatabStudio
Atlas
Orula
GuDatab NodeDDSNDatabStudioAtlasOrulaGuDatab NodeDDSNDatabStudioAtlasOrulaGuThe problem
Critical institutional work shouldn't depend on infrastructure you don't control.
Connectivity drops. Identity is fragmented. Records sit in rented systems with no local recovery point. AI is locked behind distant cloud paths. Operators lose the work when the line goes down.
What Datab builds
Infrastructure, not another rented dashboard.
One deployment model that combines hardware, operating software, institutional applications, identity, security, and local intelligence.
Offline-first software
DatabStudio supports Finance, School, and Health workloads at launch, with the same engine handling records, documents, payments, audits, and reports.
Identity you can verify
Atlas verifies people, institutions, devices, documents, files, actions, and nodes — with consent and an audit-linked trust signal on every call.
Local intelligence
Orula supports search, summaries, explanations, and drafts over institutional records, with every operational action gated on a human approval.
Protection, not panic
Gu watches node health, audit signals, support sessions, and system posture — surfacing problems before work stops, without disruptive auto-actions.
Decentralized cloud
DDSN is Datab-operated cloud infrastructure for storage, vault, media, compute, and AI — sold to public users, billed in Naira.
The product family
Nine products. One stack. One institution.
NODE-001Datab Node
Owned local compute, in the building.
Physical infrastructure appliance family for institutions that need owned local compute.
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Datab OS
The runtime that keeps the lights on.
Ubuntu Core appliance runtime with strict snap confinement, service ordering, and offline operation.
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African-operated decentralized cloud.
Decentralized cloud infrastructure from Datab for storage, vault, media, compute, and AI workloads.
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The operating layer for finance, schools, and clinics.
Local institutional operating system for finance, school, and health organizations at launch.
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Identity verification that respects the person.
Identity verification infrastructure for people, institutions, devices, documents, actions, and nodes.
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Institutional intelligence that waits for approval.
Institutional intelligence infrastructure for local reports, summaries, queries, and memory hooks.
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Protection that doesn't interrupt the work.
Protection infrastructure for Node, Studio, Atlas, Orula, CRM, DDSN sync, APIs, files, and audit logs.
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Datab CRM
Communication that travels with your institution.
Independent CRM, bulk mailer, campaign, contact, and communication platform for institutions and teams.
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Software that runs your institution — even when the internet doesn't.
DatabStudio launches with three workloads on one engine: Finance, for cooperatives, microfinance, thrift and credit unions; School, for student records, attendance, fees and transcripts; and Health, for patients, appointments, prescriptions and billing.
Shared backbone — institutions, branches, staff, contacts, documents, appointments, payments, reports, and audit — across every workload.
Datab Node
One appliance family. Four deployment classes.
from ₦500,000
Node Lite
An entry-class appliance for small cooperatives, schools, clinics, SMEs, and worship centers. Ships with Atlas, Orula, Gu, DatabStudio, and the CRM runtime — installed, configured, ready to operate.
quoted by workload
Node Pro
Built for larger institutions, 5,000–15,000 member bases, and media-heavy operations. Add the Media Studio plugin to configure it as a Broadcast Node.
institution deployment
Node Enterprise
Multi-branch model: sub-nodes under a governing node, with branch governance, synchronization, central reporting, and per-branch storage.
custom quote
Node Elite
Industrial-class deployment for rail, electricity, refinery, manufacturing, and other high-reliability operations.
For the institutions that hold communities together
Built for continuity, records, trust, and local control.
Datab is shaped for the organizations that hold a community's memory: cooperatives, schools, clinics, SMEs, worship centers, and the people who run them.
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Cooperatives
Datab gives cooperatives a local system of record for members, savings, loans, deductions, approvals, statements, and audit trails.
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MFIs
MFIs get branch-resilient operations, offline-first loan workflows, mandate records, field recovery paths, and advisory risk signals.
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Schools
Schools can run identity, fee records, local document storage, parent communication, and campus operations on owned infrastructure.
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Clinics
Clinics need records that remain available during network failures. Datab supplies local compute, audit, backup, and controlled sync.
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Religious Institutions
Large community institutions can record membership, welfare, finance, communication, and service operations without cloud dependency.
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SMEs
SMEs get a node-scale operations base for records, inventory-adjacent workflows, reports, local intelligence, and backup discipline.
Documents
Read the technical and institutional context.
For institutions ready to own their infrastructure.
Start with a scoped deployment conversation — operations, data, hardware, training, support, and what must keep working offline.
Institutions
Pilot a Datab Node for a cooperative, MFI, school, clinic, or public-sector deployment.
Developers
Build packages, integrations, and module plugins for the DatabHome ecosystem.
Investors
Review the infrastructure thesis, deployment plan, and the institutions we serve.
Government
Discuss sovereignty, local-first records, and institutional network pilots.
Hardware partners
Coordinate node assembly, enclosure, recovery media, and field support.