Everything Silent Mode, on one page

A map of what we publish: the product pages on this site, their sovereign twins served by the chain, the clients that reach them, and the endpoints machines use. Start with Theseus if you want a browser, or Sirius if you want a name.

The sites

Each product has a page here that explains it. Where a product also runs on its own on-chain name, the page links there.

The same things, served by the chain

This site runs on ordinary web infrastructure so that anyone can read it. The project's own demonstrations live on names registered on Bitcoin Cash and are hosted on Sia. Three ways to open each: through the public relay with nothing installed, from a mirror on this site, or natively in Theseus or any browser with the Ariadne resolver.

NameWhatRelayMirror
silentmode.bchThis site, hosted with the tools it describesopen
theseus.xThe browser's sovereign site: downloads, plug-ins, community extensionsopen/theseus-x/
sirius.xThe registrar: search, register and manage names and TLDsopen/sirius-x/
hephaestus.xThe forge's landing pageopen/hephaestus.x/
hello.bchA page stored inside a single transactionopen
coinspectrum.deviant.bchA full multi-file site on Siaopen

Any registered name works the same way: https://navigate.st/bns/<name>, or just https://<name>/ once a resolver is installed.

Other ways to reach names

Theseus is the flagship and has its own page. These are the alternatives, from lightest to deepest.

live

No install at all: the relay

A public gateway reads the blockchain for you and hands the page to your ordinary browser over ordinary HTTPS. Works on any device, in any browser. Fastest way to see a name; costs a little privacy, because the relay operator can see what you asked for. Also reachable as a Tor onion service.

navigate.st · nothing to download
alpha

Ariadne for Firefox

A browser add-on that resolves BNS names inside Firefox, desktop and Android. About 8 KB, no dependencies, no background service, no system changes. Known limit: no TLS pinning yet, so sites reached over ip records are only as trustworthy as the upstream server.

Firefox · ~8 KB · packaging in progress
Packaging in progress
alpha

Ariadne Resolver for Windows (standalone)

For anyone who wants BNS names working in every browser on the machine without installing Theseus. Asks for administrator rights because it changes how the machine resolves names: a background service, NRPT rules that route only BCNR TLDs to the local daemon, and one root certificate name-constrained to those TLDs, so it cannot vouch for .com. Everything reverses with the bundled uninstaller. The Theseus installer offers this same resolver as "Ariadne's Thread".

Windows 64-bit · v0.1.3 · bundled Node runtime · unsigned build
SHA-256 — verify before elevating: certutil -hashfile <file> SHA256
Installer79b920b8e4e92aa9a54653035a4873dd996b5d4a9093c43d114e0a3ee4ffb003

Endpoints

The addresses machines and scripts use.

dl.silentmode.st
Every shipped binary. /latest/<file> always redirects to the newest build.
dl.silentmode.st/releases-manifest.json
Machine-readable versions and SHA-256 for every product. Pinned on chain by releases.silentmode.bch.
navigate.st
The public relay. /bns/<name>/… serves any registered name.
code.silentmode.st
Hephaestus, the forge. Sign in with a Bitcoin Cash wallet.
silentmode.bch
This site, mirrored on Sia every five minutes.
Verify everything, trust nothing. Every download above is fingerprinted with SHA-256, and the canonical list is at releases. Alpha software on a test network: expect it to change, and check hashes before you install.