sneakerweb

A parallel web transported by physical mediaThe sneakerweb is a peer-to-peer protocol for web publishing without permission: there are no DNS servers, domain registrars, or web hosts.Instead, websites are stored directly on user devices, and transferred between them through the ultimate fallback infrastructure: physical storage media.Your collected sites can be viewed offline, in the same web browser you normally use, and then shared with others via .snk files.The sneakerweb CLIThe sneakerweb CLI lets you browse and maintain a local collection of sneakerwebsites. You can export your collection to a .snk file, you can import .snk files into your collection, and you can create new websites.sneakerweb domain — claim a sneakerweb domain to publish tosneakerweb publish — publish a static website to a sneakerweb domainsneakerweb export — export websites to a .snk filesneakerweb import — import .snk files into your sneakerweb collectionsneakerweb block — block domains you don't want to import or propagatesneakerweb serve — start a local server to browse your collection from your web browserYou can download the sneakerweb CLI here.Protocol specificationThe command-line interface is just one client for the fully specified sneakerweb protocol. This protocol builds upon Willow, which is used to prevent the forgery of websites, merge updated data, and create efficient and compact .snk files.