MicroslopMICROSLOP/PING
YOUR COMMUNITY.
YOUR SERVER. YOUR KEYS.
Ping is self-hosted group chat — like Discord or Slack, but you run the server, accounts are cryptographic keypairs (no email, no phone), and it can run entirely as a Tor hidden service.
▶ OPEN PING ? HOW IT WORKS @ GET A USERNAME
✦ self-hosted ✦ keypair identity ✦ post-quantum private messages ✦ Tor hidden-service capable ✦ open beta — anyone can join ✦
FEATURES
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[ SELF-HOSTED ]

One community per deployment. The operator runs a Rust backend (Docker, Postgres, S3). You connect directly.

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[ KEYPAIR ID ]

Your account is an Ed25519 keypair you generate. Nothing to leak — no email, no phone harvesting.

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[ ENCRYPTED ]

Signed + encrypted envelopes on the wire. Private messages are post-quantum E2E (ML-KEM-1024) — the server can't read them.

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[ TOR-CAPABLE ]

Deploy as a .onion hidden service or on the clearnet. Connect with the desktop or mobile app (Tor bundled) or Tor Browser.

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[ @USERNAMES ]

Optionally bind a human-readable @username via the on-chain Ping Directory — bound to your identity key, no platform can revoke it.

▶ RESERVE A NAME →
// HOW YOU CONNECT

Ping doesn't route your traffic for you. Servers can run as a Tor hidden service; to reach one you use the Ping app (desktop or mobile, Tor bundled, zero setup) or open it in Tor Browser. Clearnet servers work in any browser.

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