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What's possible

A map of what you can actually do today by combining the technologies in this library. Each capability is a real goal; the steps under it are working building blocks, each linking to its entry. Nothing here is theoretical unless its readiness says so.

People often do not act on freedom technology because they do not know it exists, or cannot see how the pieces fit together. This page is the opposite of a product pitch: it starts from things you might want to do, and shows the primitives — already documented here — that compose into each one. Filter by pillar, or just explore.

Talk without being overheard — or traced

Keep both the contents and the pattern of your conversations away from anyone watching the network.

Messaging Anonymity

Stay connected when the network goes dark

Communicate when the internet is shut off, throttled or simply absent, using radios and local-first networks.

Off-grid Circumvention

Reach the internet through censorship

Reach the open internet from inside censorship, and help others do the same.

Circumvention Anonymity

Publish what cannot be taken down

Put words or files online so that no host, registrar or court can quietly erase them.

Storage Naming

Hold and move money with a clear trust model

Choose self-custody, compare peer-to-peer acquisition, and understand what shielded payments and custodial ecash protect.

Money

Carry an identity you own

Prove who you are across services with keys and reputation you control, not an account someone can revoke.

Identity Naming

Name things without a registrar

Own a human-readable name that no central authority issued and none can seize.

Naming

Compute on data the operator cannot read

Run workloads on someone else's hardware without that host seeing your inputs or your results.

Confidential computing Compute

Prove something without revealing it

Convince someone a statement is true while disclosing nothing beyond the statement itself.

Zero-knowledge Identity

Harden the device in your hands

Make the phone or laptop you actually use resistant to spyware, seizure and tampering.

OpSec

Keep secrets safe from a future quantum computer

Protect today's encrypted data against an adversary who stores it now to break it later.

Post-quantum Cryptography

Run the infrastructure others depend on

Operate relays, nodes and networks so they keep working through outages, seizure and censorship.

Off-grid Anonymity Circumvention

Keep working files and a way to recover them

Sync chosen devices, assess encrypted storage, and maintain a separate offline archive.

Storage Cryptography

Receive documents from a confidential source

Choose an onion-service submission tool, understand who sees plaintext, and plan how documents will be opened safely.

Anonymity Storage OpSec

Prepare documents for safer reading and sharing

Use isolated conversion, metadata cleanup and proper redaction, then inspect the file you will send.

OpSec

Respond to a suspected device compromise

Move sensitive activity to a trusted device, preserve evidence and get help planning recovery.

OpSec

Run your own personal server

Compare server operating systems and plan application trust, remote access, updates and recoverable backups.

OpSec Compute

Query without revealing your interest

Decide whether to hide the requested item, the request's network origin, or both, and check the assumptions of each layer.

Cryptography Anonymity

Compute jointly without pooling data

Choose who contributes inputs, who may learn the result and which collusion or key-custody assumptions the computation needs.

Cryptography

Release encrypted material after a chosen time

Understand the threshold beacon that controls release timing and add recipient encryption when access must remain restricted.

Cryptography Storage

Every capability above is built only from entries in this library. Browse them all by pillar, or press / to search.