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Looks interesting. I've been using https://keet.io/ for a good while now, which has similar motivations.


I didn't see a public source repository for keet, just compiled releases. Why would you trust closed source for a privacy app?


I’ve talked to their devs/met them in person and trust them, most of their stack is public/all the primitives they use are available and well documented (see https://github.com/holepunchto and https://docs.pears.com/), I’ve used that stack and verified it does what is advertised, and I believe they’re planning a full open source release of the parts that aren’t already public.




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