ethernot 0.1.2

Simple, anyonymous chat app where messages are never saved to a disk. Ever.

ethernot

Super-simple encrypted command line text messaging where messages are stored only in the memory of all computers connected.

pronounced like "ethernet" but... not

installation

pip install ethernot (or pipx if you so require)

usage

ethernot --server <server> There is a test server hosted at PLACEHOLDER, or you may host your own instance of tethernot by zcrolling down.

features

• Runs on any device that supports Python and is connected to the internet.
• No port forwarding necesary, unless you're hosting a relay server.
• Server never saves any messages - not even in memory. It can't even read them.
• Your messages are never saved to disk. They're only kept alive by any clients connected - all clinets have their memory synchronized.
• No stupid accounts or dependencies needed. All messages are only linked to whichever username you choose for the session.
• Multiple channel support
• Minimal command line interface. Server doesn't even need to output anything.
• No analytics, trackers, or bigwig corporate executives spying on your every move.