Introducing Walrus Console

Walrus Console is live today. For teams building at the frontier of AI, intelligent systems are placing new demands on data. Console is built to meet them: one place to store data and agent memory, reach it from your AI tools and your own apps via MCP and API, and put it to work across systems without giving up control of it.

Build on your data, anywhere

For teams whose products depend on data, Walrus Console removes the limits of conventional storage:

• Use your data across apps. Connect it to the apps, services, and AI tools you already use without migration or export. Create API keys for programmatic access, or use MCP to connect Claude Code, Cursor, and other compatible tools.
• Keep it private. Access rules travel with your data, not tied to any app, protecting it wherever it’s put to work. All files are encrypted by default.
• Make data verifiable. Every file gets a cryptographic fingerprint recorded onchain, so your own systems, an outside auditor, or an AI agent can verify that it’s available and hasn't been tampered with.
• Track your agent memory. Use Console to view the memory your agents store through Walrus Memory, the portable memory layer for AI agents. See which agents are using them, and when they expire.

“Walrus Console is for builders whose edge lives in their data,” said Kimberly Logan, Head of Product at Walrus Foundation. “Teams can build using the tools they’re most familiar with, and their data and agent memory becomes a first-class asset: one that moves with them, has built-in protections, and can be independently verified. Console is the entry point for builders as AI becomes more embedded in their workflows, and for everything we ship next.”

Upcoming features include shared company spaces, granular access controls, and enhanced integrations with Walrus Memory.

Streamlining the builder experience

Console is built on Walrus, the platform that makes data portable, programmable and verifiable. For existing Walrus builders, Console introduces a unified interface to manage assets and introduces automatic renewals so data stays available with no lifecycle management. 

"Agents and clients can verify exactly what we published as some of our data lives on Walrus," said Lee Wei Chong, Tech Lead at Allium. "We think that becomes table stakes for any business whose data feeds AI systems. Console opens this up to many more teams.” 

"The future of global trade isn't simply digitizing documents, it's building a trusted evidence layer behind every transaction. Blockticity makes the trade records behind each shipment tamper evident and independently verifiable, and that evidence layer already runs on Walrus. We've been testing Console as the surface for managing it, which moves supply chains from trusting documents to verifying the evidence behind them" said Mike Coner, CEO, Blockticity.

“We're an AI-coworker for crypto. Our users perform any activity in Web3 with just chat, with open models and private chats,” said Abhinav Ramesh, Founder and CEO of Matterhorn. “All of the agent context and memory is encrypted and written to Walrus. Console now gives our team and our users one place to see it all.”

Get your data ready for what’s next

Upload your data to Walrus Console, connect it to the tools you use today, and keep building on it as your stack evolves. Get started at console.walrus.xyz with 5GB free storage.

About Walrus
Walrus is the data platform built for the demands of AI. It helps builders and enterprises keep data useful across apps and models, protect it with encryption and access controls, and verify it independently. As AI systems take increasingly consequential actions, the data they rely on must be provable. Walrus was created by the cryptographers and distributed-systems engineers behind Sui and Meta’s digital currency and payments infrastructure. Start building with Walrus Console and give your agents portable memory with Walrus Memory at walrus.xyz