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A concise introduction to MORVS, its origins, and the projects you can inspect. Use this company background and the brand assets when writing about the work; the source links provide the detail.
Company background & biography
Founder: Dillon Parkes
Dillon Parkes leads MORVS through AI Analytics LLC. He founded Voidly, an independent company, and co-founded Nexcom. His work spans public-data infrastructure, privacy tools, publishing systems, and applied cryptography. Full profile.
About MORVS
MORVS (morvs.ai) is the intelligence and advanced systems brand operated by AI Analytics LLC. Its research direction spans machine intelligence, offensive security, and autonomous systems. Its public work includes the Federal Data Hub, source-linked public-accountability collections, and Swarm SDK's encrypted communication architecture. These research directions describe its ambition; project pages document availability and limits. Voidly is an independent company founded by Dillon Parkes, building privacy infrastructure for people and AI agents through Voidly VPN, Veil encrypted messaging, Voidpay agent payments, and Voidmail agent email. Atlas provides open internet-censorship research. Parkes also co-founded the separately operated Nexcom publishing network with Galen Kahlenberg in 2024. Research, technical methods, and project interfaces are brought together here.
Identity and roles: Voidly company and founder and Nexcom leadership. Nexcom is operated by NEXcom Digital, Inc.; its ownership disclosure identifies both co-founders.
Project reference
External project figures were checked on . Catalog and writing counts come from this site's build. Follow the linked source for current scope and availability.
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| Voidly | An independent company building privacy infrastructure for people and AI agents: VPN, Veil messaging, Voidpay payments, Voidmail email, Atlas internet research, developer tools, and support. 38M+ indexed measurements; 130-country public index as of September 8, 2026. These describe the record, not physical probe coverage. | September 8, 2026 portfolio snapshot |
| Federal Data Hub | Keyless access to government, regulatory, SRO, and derived datasets. 229 entries in the local catalog; 228 marked live. API coverage and refresh cadence vary by source. | Catalog & live coverage |
| Nexcom | A centrally operated local and specialist publishing network. 78 publications across 62 places and regions as of September 8, 2026. Place names describe edition focus, not staffed offices. | Network directory |
| Swarm SDK | End-to-end encrypted messaging for drone swarms (Python SDK 0.4.0). Proprietary implementation; security properties, limits and figures measured October 8, 2026 are public. No independent audit or flight-hardware qualification. | Architecture & scope |
| Accountability datasets | Source-linked collections about institutions, ownership, law, and oversight. 50 datasets in the published registry, with individual scope and reuse terms. | Machine-readable manifest |
| What Your Pension Owns | Public pension funds' reported holdings matched to dated federal lists and MORVS registers, with filing and report dates kept separate. $90.8M in shares and ADRs of DoD 1260H-listed issuers reported by 6 of 41 funds on June 30, 2026 Form 13F. Scope and reuse terms are on the linked page. | Dataset and source links |
| Bought by Your Police | A 33-government checkbook review of law-enforcement vendor payments, with separate records-about-people and broad-platform panels. 32 governments surviving the vendor-alias review, out of 33 reviewed governments. Scope and reuse terms are on the linked page. | Dataset and source links |
| Closed to Machines | Responses to an identified automated client, published robots rules, and reviewed official data routes for public institutions. 36 of 184 answering federal agency hosts; both curl and urllib robots.txt checks refused on 2026-10-30 at one US vantage (us-res-1). Scope and reuse terms are on the linked page. | Dataset and source links |
| Writing | Engineering notes, methods, and research from across the projects. 502 articles in the writing index. Historical figures belong to their publication dates. | Writing index |
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