Myrad is a two-sided marketplace for verifiable human data, built on Base.

On one side, everyday users earn from the data they already generate through the apps they use, including Netflix, Uber, Zomato, GitHub, Strava, and Zepto. They connect their accounts, and Myrad uses zero-knowledge proofs to verify that a contribution is real and correctly attributed without revealing who they are. Each verification settles on-chain on Base.

On the other side, AI, robotics, and consumer teams buy access to that data. It is real, consented, and auditable, which matters because regulations like GDPR, CCPA, and the EU AI Act are making scraped data legally unusable for training.