Algoland Compressor turns files, folders and archives into verified .algd artifacts through a sealed runtime that can run inside customer infrastructure.
The homepage stays simple. Technical details, benchmark tables, API routes and validation rules live in Documentation and Benchmarks.
Runs on individual files, full folders, ZIP, RAR, TAR, TAR.GZ, TGZ and mixed enterprise payloads.
Customers get operational API and CLI workflows, not implementation details, source code, debug access or internal documentation.
Every delivered artifact is restored and checked against the original data before a result becomes a claim.
Algoland is designed for enterprise buyers first: visual enough to remember, measured enough to survive technical diligence.
Benchmarks, API routes, deployment models, validation rules and CLI usage stay available without overwhelming the first impression.
For pilots, Algoland Compressor can operate as a sealed local runtime in customer-controlled infrastructure. That keeps payloads local and keeps the implementation boundary controlled.
The runtime exposes operational endpoints and usage reporting for evaluation workflows.
The CLI is a thin public client for local .algd workflows and API calls.
Public claims remain benchmark-gated: counted artifacts, SHA-exact restore, and no hidden external path.