Work happens in more than one place
Teams may need data near offices, branch locations, or field systems so daily work can keep moving even when every request cannot depend on one distant service.
About Stornamics
Helping teams keep data where their work happens
Stornamics builds data infrastructure for teams whose work spans more than one place. We help customers keep data useful across cloud, on-premise, and hybrid environments while staying in control of where it lives, how it moves, and how their teams understand it.
What we do
Make data movement easier to understand and operate
Data does not stay in one neat place forever. It moves between applications, teams, offices, cloud regions, recovery sites, and analytics workflows. We are building Stornamics so that movement can be planned, monitored, recovered, and explained without asking customers to give up control of their data.
Why it matters
Data has to follow the way people actually work
Distributed data is not abstract for the teams living with it. It shows up as a person waiting on an office system, a recovery plan that needs a clear answer, or an analytics workflow that only works when the right data arrives in the right place.
Some environments need more control
Labs, factories, clinics, and private facilities often have clear reasons to keep data close. Stornamics treats those placement choices as normal, not as exceptions.
Recovery should be understandable
A backup only helps when people know what can be restored, where it lives, and which copy should become the trusted one when something goes wrong.
Cloud tools still need the right data
Analytics, reporting, and customer-facing applications may run in cloud regions while source systems stay somewhere else. The goal is useful movement without losing ownership.
Operating principles
What the company optimizes for
These choices shape both the product work and the way we explain it. Customer control is the through line: what data is used for, where it lives, how it moves, and how clearly teams can operate it.
Customer data stays customer data
Customers own the data they bring to Stornamics. We do not sell customer data or use it to build advertising products.
Customers choose where data lives
Customers should decide where data lives, how long it stays in each environment, and which copies serve operations, analytics, recovery, or locality goals.
Tools should travel with the customer
We design for cloud, on-premise, hybrid, local, and edge-oriented environments so teams are not forced into one vendor, operating system, or deployment model.
Evaluation should be direct
People should be able to try core functionality, read the limits, and understand the tradeoffs before a commercial conversation has to carry the whole story.
Power should not mean confusion
Infrastructure can be technically rigorous while still giving teams clear ways to evaluate, operate, recover, and explain what is happening.
Company story
A small company built around customer control
The company story starts with a practical frustration: important data often needs to be close to more than one team, system, or environment at the same time.
2023
The data-placement problem gets practical
The early work started with a familiar problem: teams needed data in more than one place, but every copy created new questions about sync, recovery, privacy, and trust.
April 8, 2024
Stornamics is incorporated
Nate Clark and Brittani Bungart formed Stornamics to work on that problem as a long-term company, pairing infrastructure engineering with product experience discipline.
Ready to compare fit?
Start with the environment you operate, then choose the route that matches it.
We can help map where data lives today, where it needs to move, and which ObjectDB, Message Broker, or LogDB path is ready to evaluate.