Lacuna is a curated neural-recording platform where users upload, tag, and share full sensory experiences — meals, skyline views from Spire terraces, the texture of black market chrome being installed, the specific exhaustion of a double shift in a Tier 2 fabrication hall. Founded in 2196 by Soraya Nkemdirim-Vasquez as a reaction against the ephemerality of Pulse, Lacuna operates on a permanent archive model where experiences are stored indefinitely and can be licensed, remixed, or sold. The platform has become the de facto cultural memory of GLMZ, with curators — called Archivists — who organize experiences into navigable collections. Corponation Helixar AG quietly purchased a 40% stake in 2214 without public disclosure.