Save Your Content Forever on the Permaweb
CLKT is a WordPress plugin that archives posts and media to Arweave’s permanent, decentralized storage network. Pay the network once, keep your content accessible for the long term.
One Permanent Object, Two Layers
When CLKT saves content, the goal is one Arweave object: an atomic asset-compatible upload whose data follows the CLKT Record model and aligns with the published Tradeable Atomic Asset spec.
Atomic Asset
The permaweb envelope: durable data, tags, ownership, discoverability, and licensing hooks using standard fields such as Content-Type, Type, Title, and Description.
CLKT Record
The CLKT schema inside the asset: source URL, collector wallet, attribution, hashes, restore proof, versions, and remix links.
Open Collecting
Wallets become collection vessels. Saved records can later connect to profiles, collections, feeds, and trust layers without losing their permanent IDs.
Why CLKT?
Permanent Storage
Save WordPress content to Arweave so it is not dependent on one hosting provider, platform, or subscription.
Smart Re-Uploads
Content hash tracking detects edited posts and creates a new permanent version when the latest content changes.
Optional Encryption
Protect sensitive content before upload with password-based encryption. Keep passwords safe, because CLKT cannot recover them.
Bulk Operations
Upload multiple posts from WordPress admin with filtering, progress tracking, and cost previews.
Version History
See the timeline of Arweave transaction IDs, timestamps, content hashes, and upload status for each post.
Self-Managed Wallet
Connect your own Arweave wallet. CLKT does not custody funds or private keys.
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