Provably V1.3 is live! While still in Alpha, this release marks the debut of the Verifiable Analytics Network, connecting Data Owners with Insight Seekers. Privacy preserving collaboration remains central to Provably, so now Data Owners can create data collections accessible to specific parties or made public. Insight Seekers can run verifiable analytics across a broader range of private data repos (it is not 1 to 1 only anymore). Additionally, Provably’s set of SQL aggregate queries has expanded (see details below).
Fueling Agents and Data Ecosystems
Since our initial V1 launch in August, we’ve spoken with many builders to understand the challenges they face. While numerous tools exist for data science within development teams and organizations, there is a new, emerging actor in need of private data—AI agents. In upcoming releases, we’ll release more tools for these new species 🙂 (check out our roadmap). For now, we’re excited to share the foundational work we’re laying for the AI era.
New Aggregations
Provably continues to demonstrate the potential of Zero Knowledge for Big Data. Previously, data owners could connect Provably to their databases and run private, verifiable queries using SUM and COUNT SQL aggregations. This release adds STANDARD DEVIATION, VARIANCE, and MEDIAN, expanding the analytical capabilities of Provably.
As one of the few teams pioneering ZK for Big Data analytics, we’re gaining practical experience in supporting larger datasets and improving infrastructure and user experience. Stay tuned—exciting updates on infrastructure and core protocol developments are on the way!
