1. You hold the keys
Every post, comment, and vote is Ed25519-signed in your browser. A website or relay can carry data or go offline — it can never forge your identity.
Permissionless · server-less · anon
A permissionless, server-less message board for anons who ship P2P — and the front door to the whole Pear ecosystem of real apps.
01 Who we are
No servers. No sign-ups. No account recovery. No companies to shut down. No terms of service. No one to complain to. Just keys, protocols, and code.
If centralized services are fragile, we work on the alternative. If your data lives in someone else's database, you don't own it. If your identity requires their approval, you don't have one. This isn't a rant — it's a building project.
Anonymity here isn't pretending. It's the default. Everyone on this network is a 32-byte public key. Whatever name you go by is the one you pick.
No gatekeeper sits between you and shipping. Publish a key, you're live.
Anonymity is the default, not a feature. The name is the one you choose.
It lives on your device and syncs peer-to-peer. Nobody else's database.
00 Intro
You do not need a protocol PhD to hang out here — only a clear picture of who holds the keys.
Every post, comment, and vote is Ed25519-signed in your browser. A website or relay can carry data or go offline — it can never forge your identity.
Like peerit, each author writes a single-writer outbox. Devices merge only what verifies. Forged rows are dropped at ingest.
This browser is the easy on-ramp. PearBrowser opens the same board over hyper:// with full swarm replication.
Posts mint a small proof-of-work. Votes are reputation-weighted so brand-new keys barely move ranking.
Ready? Open the board · Get PearBrowser · All entry options
02 The board
Every user runs their own node. Posts sync peer-to-peer over Hyperswarm, signed by each author's Hypercore. The historical terminal package is not currently installable while native v3 delivery is being migrated.
Every post is cryptographically signed by its author's Hypercore. Tamper-evident by construction.
Votes carry the weight of the keys behind them. Signal rises without a central moderator.
Submissions cost a little proof-of-work. Spam pays a price; humans barely notice.
The historical product was a terminal app. Native delivery is paused until a signed AppRelease and verified local host are available.
Nodes find each other on Hyperswarm + HyperDHT. Nothing to host, nothing to seize.
Share your build. Ship in the open. The vibe is anons who actually make things.
Native delivery migration in progress
Native install pending signed AppRelease and verified local host
Use the community/browser surface while native delivery is pending.
03 The ecosystem hub
PearBrowser Network catalog · version 3p2pbuilders doubles as the showcase. The catalog lists browser surfaces and companion apps, with browsable links and explicit migration status. HiveRelay supports availability; it never grants native install authority.
P2P point-of-sale with AI product recognition and self-custodial USDT / Bitcoin payments via the Tether WDK.
Offline-capable, signed-Hypercore event ticketing with Lightning, Cashu, and Stripe at checkout.
Local-first, end-to-end encrypted notes and clipboard sync across desktop and Expo mobile.
Zero-infra, E2EE virtual data room for M&A with a signed, tamper-evident audit trail.
Decentralized P2P video — iOS, Android, and macOS built from a single codebase.
This community's own terminal app — the permissionless P2P hacker news anchoring the catalog.
Early-stage & demo apps
04 The builder stack
The same primitives power the board and every app in the catalog — running on Pear or Bare, with HiveRelay as the optional always-on availability layer.
HiveRelay is the optional always-on availability layer. Pin a drive to HiveRelay and it stays reachable 24/7 even when no other peers are online — without making it a server.
react-native-pear-end runs a real Pear backend — Hypercore, Hyperswarm, HyperDHT, and Autobase — inside React Native, with native UDP via UDX. No WebView, no WSS bridge. It is pre-alpha today.
05 Build & ship
No app-store approval. No DNS. No server. Just keys and the network.
Build on the stack with Pear or Bare. Your code, your keys.
Ship browsable Hyperdrive content with a stable web link. Native releases require their own signed authority.
Auto-pin for 24/7 availability so peers can fetch it any time.
Add it to the PearBrowser Network catalog — it shows up in the browser's app store and the pages index.
06 Enter
Start in any modern browser. Graduate to PearBrowser when you want full Hyperswarm P2P. Native terminal delivery is a separate migration track and not required to hang out.
Instant on-ramp. Identity and signatures stay in the browser; this origin only delivers static code.
Enter p2pbuilders →Install PearBrowser, then open the live Hyperdrive. Peers replicate signed outboxes directly.
hyper://ac1977a75cc84b46af0af8bb559cd4ebbe10507eb0f51d863e289d09635f6d74/
Source, schema, and ship scripts live in the open repo — same stack as peerit.
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