The Archive
What began two years ago as an unexplained encounter led to a technology we had never seen before, two years of research, and eventually Alien Sky and Alien Ultra.
What happened afterwards in Chamonix made it clear that the story was bigger than the technology itself.
This archive brings together what we documented along the way.
Two years ago, we found something impossible.
We had come into contact with non-terrestrial beings later identified as Dibroud. Their physiology was remarkably similar to ours. Their ability to move at extraordinary speed was not.
The explanation wasn’t only biological. It was technological.
We recovered something unlike anything we had encountered before.
FROM OUR ARCHIVE
Original Evidence
Unidentified Figure
Captured during a race near Chamonix in 2025. No participant could be matched to the individual.
Deposition #1
One of our colleagues agreed to go on record. Doing so took courage.
Ground Formation
Geometric ground deformation discovered hours after multiple unexplained observations nearby.
Deposition #2
Another of our colleagues agreed to go on record. Doing so took courage.
What we learned from them.
For the next two years, a small group of us studied the technology we had recovered, attempted to reconstruct it and tested what we learned with selected athletes.
Understanding the technology was one thing. Reproducing what it could do was another.
Across thousands of kilometers, different distances, terrains and conditions, every prototype brought us closer to translating what we had recovered into something built for human performance.
Eventually, we got there.
We called it Alien.
FROM OUR ARCHIVE
Athlete Testing
Athlete Testing - Luca Del Pero
Archive Photos 01
Athlete Testing - Philipp Ausserhofer
Archive Photos 02
Athlete Testing - Peter Frano
Archive Photos 03
Athlete Testing - Shoe Focus
Archive Photos 04
Alien Sky and Alien Ultra.
Two different expressions of what we learned.
Alien Sky was built around extreme lightness, precision and immediate response. Alien Ultra was designed to return energy and sustain performance over longer distances.
Two trail running shoes developed from two years of research into technology that, quite simply, did not originate here.
Not From This Planet.
Then they came back.
In late August 2026, reports of unexplained sightings began to multiply around Chamonix—the same place where the original events had begun two years earlier.
At first, there was no way to establish whether the sightings were connected. Within days, there was little room for doubt.
Dibroud were in Chamonix.
FROM OUR ARCHIVE
Chamonix Sightings
Photo Evidence #1
Dibroud in Chamonix
Photo Evidence #2
Dibroud in Chamonix
Photo Evidence #3
Dibroud in Chamonix
Photo Evidence #4
Dibroud in Chamonix
Photo Evidence #5
Dibroud in Chamonix
The encounter.
The Dibroud had been in our laboratory for the past two years, ever since the incident that first brought them to Earth.
For most of that time, communication had not been possible.
That changed when the other Dibroud returned to Chamonix.
We learned that the individual in our care was one of their companions, left behind after the accident two years earlier. They showed no hostile intent, and it became clear that our efforts to keep their companion alive had not gone unnoticed.
Their return gave us answers we had been waiting two years for.
Final record.
The Dibroud eventually left Chamonix.
What began two years ago gave us access to a technology we could barely understand. What followed gave us something perhaps more important: evidence that the encounter was never entirely accidental.
There have been no further confirmed sightings since.
For now, the archive remains open.
Whether they will return, we don’t know.
But now we know they can.