A single-binary, self-hostable home online: verified identity, encrypted file drops, and a dead man's switch. Open source. Your keys never leave your device.
curl -fsSL https://denly.xyz/install.sh | sh
Not another platform. Software you run, on infrastructure you choose, proving identity with math instead of terms of service.
Your public home — bio, links, posts — cryptographically verified as yours via Nostr NIP-05 and ATProto. No platform can take it down or fake it.
Send and receive files end-to-end encrypted in the browser. The server stores only ciphertext. Expiring links, burn-after-download, zero knowledge.
A "send me a file" button for your page — with approval flow. Sources, friends, and strangers can request; you accept before anything lands.
A dead man's switch that actually can't be read by the operator. Encrypted payloads, heartbeat check-ins, guardian thresholds, permanent storage.
flagshipLocalhost, Tailscale, Tor onion, or your own domain with auto-TLS. No port-forwarding nightmares — one toggle and you're reachable.
Every publish pins to IPFS; one click pays once for Arweave permanence. Export everything anytime. If we vanish, your den doesn't.
Named for the Cold War system that answered the unthinkable. Compose encrypted messages and files for the people who matter — family, a lawyer, the public. Check in on your schedule. If you stop, Deadhand delivers.
One static binary with the database and UI built in. Runs on a $4 VPS, a Raspberry Pi, or your laptop.
curl -fsSL https://denly.xyz/install.sh | sh
Keys generate on your device and never leave it. Link your Nostr or ATProto identity to prove the den is yours.
denly init
Publish your page, start dropping files, arm your switch. Localhost, Tailscale, Tor, or your own domain.
denly serve
Every sensitive payload is encrypted on your device before it touches any server — yours or ours. Self-host the whole thing for free, forever. If a hosted version ever exists, it will hold ciphertext it cannot read, and you can export and leave anytime. That's not a promise; it's the architecture.
Follow along on GitHub and X. Every phase launches with demos, not promises.
Done and open source: the single binary, embedded storage, signed release pipeline, and one-command installer. No product features yet.
Presence page, Nostr identity verification, encrypted drops with receive box, and the CLI.
The dead man's switch: heartbeats, escalation, encrypted payload release, Arweave permanence, drill mode.
Only if the waitlist demands it. Same code, same crypto, isolated per-customer instances. Export-and-leave anytime, guaranteed by design.
v1 launch notification, build-in-public updates, and a vote on whether hosted hosting should exist. No spam, no tracking — obviously.