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for you:Nothing you send us travels in the clear. Not as a setting you have to find. As the default.
The 1337 operating loop: Remember, Route, Execute, Verify, Compound.
Systems that cannot be shut down by any single authority. Tools that are open, auditable, and sovereign. Built by hackers for ourselves first, and kept that way for the people who use them.
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We are in the business of decentralization to preserve human freedom from the tyranny of centralized control. Privacy is not about having something to hide. It is the foundation of a free society.
Built on Ethereum and Solana's distributed networks, our systems cannot be shut down by any single authority. No government. No corporation. No single point of failure.
We write code. We deploy contracts. We build agents that operate beyond the reach of those who would control information. Our tools are open, auditable, and sovereign.
“Privacy is necessary for an open society in the electronic age.”
Eric Hughes, A Cypherpunk's Manifesto, 1993
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Not a setting.
The default.
AES-256-GCM end-to-end
for you:Nothing you send us travels in the clear. Not as a setting you have to find. As the default.
No data stored on our servers
for you:We do not keep what we do not need. If we cannot read it, nobody can subpoena it out of us.
Your keys, your assets
for you:Your keys never leave your hands. We cannot freeze you, and neither can anyone who leans on us.
Distributed, unstoppable
for you:No single government, company, or server can switch you off. The network routes around them.
Every tool here exists because a hacker needed it and the market only sold the surveilled version. We use what we ship. If it is not good enough for us, it is not shipped.
Monetization comes from utility, access, and tools. Never from watching you. Private behavior is not a business model we will run.
Every claim a system makes to you links back to where it came from. Open. Auditable. Sovereign. No black boxes that cannot explain themselves.
Stale data marks itself stale. Failures surface instead of hiding. We would rather be loud and wrong than quiet and broken.
Where the declaration comes from. A mailing list, a manifesto, and the decision to write code instead of asking permission.
keeps true“privacy is the foundation of a free society”
The first system that could not be shut down by any single authority. Everything under 1337 inherits that property or does not ship.
keeps true“self-custody”
Are you sure you want to permanently erase “landlords.app”? This cannot be undone. Good.
One hacker's personal operating system. Every product on this page began as a folder on this disk, because the tools on offer were built to watch, rent, and switch off.
keeps true“we built it for ourselves first”
To keep using this product you agree that we may:
The industry default, declined in full. Monetization comes from utility, access, and tools. Never from watching you.
keeps true“you are not the product”
The present. Decisions are recorded, failures surface, and every claim links back to the event that caused it.
keeps true“broken things scream”
if you've read this far — you're probably one of us.
this started as one hacker's personal operating system, built because the tools on offer were designed to watch, rent, and switch off. every product below exists because we needed it ourselves and refused the surveilled version. we use what we ship. that is the whole quality bar.
the products are live. the agents are running. the keys stay with you.
reach out if you want to build, operate, or join the battalion.
— 0xChampi
The letter that closes the page. It is the whole quality bar, restated: we use what we ship.
keeps true“cypherpunks write code”
Built on Ethereum and Solana's distributed networks, our systems cannot be shut down by any single authority. No government. No corporation. No single point of failure.

We write code. We deploy contracts. We build agents that operate beyond the reach of those who would control information. Our tools are open, auditable, and sovereign.
A terminal-native operating layer runs the repos, agents, hosts, launch plans, and memories as one environment. Intent routes into deterministic commands before any model gets a say. Decisions are recorded. Failures surface. Every claim links back to the event that caused it.
You can check our work. Every claim a system makes to you links back to where it came from. Open. Auditable. Sovereign. No black boxes that cannot explain themselves.
We hold that the people who use software are not its product. Every system in this collective is built to enlarge their agency, not to harvest it. These are the rights we will not trade for growth, capital, committee approval, or convenience — and the things we refuse to do to earn them.
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You own your data, your keys, your identity, and your exit. Software should increase your agency, never quietly transfer it to a platform.
we refuseWe do not build products whose business model is taking control away from the people who use them.
Privacy is not secrecy. You decide what is seen, by whom, and when. Your behavior is not raw material for profiling or coercive advertising.
we refuseWe do not make surveillance the business model. Monetization comes from utility, access, and tools — not from watching you.
Every claim a system makes about you, or to you, can be traced to its source. No black boxes that cannot explain themselves.
we refuseWe do not publish what we cannot trace. “I just know” is not a citation, and an unaccountable system is not allowed to run.
No single country, vendor, bank, platform, or regulator should be able to switch off your access. The network routes around captured nodes.
we refuseWe do not let one chokepoint own the mission. Local-first by default; jurisdictional single points of failure are a bug, not a feature.
Status, recognition, and belonging come before money. You can join, contribute, and rise on merit and culture — not on capital alone.
we refuseWe do not gate culture behind a paywall, and we do not invert the ladder by putting markets before meaning.
Broken things scream. Stale data marks itself stale. We would rather be loud and wrong than quiet and broken, because silence produces confident lies.
we refuseWe do not ship silent failure, fake success, or dashboards that lie about being current.
If a thing we build ever violates one of these rights, that is the bug to fix first. Cypherpunks write code; this is the constraint the code is held to.
We build the product with you and ship it.
Founders and teams who need a sovereign product designed, built, and launched — end to end.
We research the hard thing before anyone else does.
Teams working at the edge — AI agents, token economics, attention markets, novel cryptography.
We run the media civilization layer for your launch.
Projects that need culture, broadcast, and attention — not just a logo.
We tell you the truth and hand you the map.
Operators who need senior judgment on strategy, architecture, or token design — fast.
Sovereignty through mastery.
The declaration says what we refuse to do to you. This charter says what we refuse to do to each other. It defines how we work, how we decide, who owns what, and how we settle disagreements. It takes effect on explicit adoption and not a moment before.
Authority is a debt. It is repaid in explanations.
Members may challenge decisions without retaliation. An unresolved challenge involving the founder goes to an uninvolved reviewer agreed upon with the affected member.
keeps true“open, auditable, and sovereign”
Broken things scream. So do missed deadlines.
Work must be inspectable and documented well enough that another qualified person can maintain or continue it. No black boxes that cannot explain themselves, in code or in people.
keeps true“you can check our work”
Exposure is not a currency. Neither is a token that does not exist.
Members receive enough information to verify what they are owed. Payment disputes must identify the contested amount and the reason. Undisputed amounts remain payable on the agreed terms.
keeps true“you are not the product”
Repo access is not a licence. A DM is not a contract.
Contributors receive accurate credit. Public attribution respects agreed confidentiality and individual preference. Some of us sign with a handle. That is a choice, not an omission.
keeps true“self-custody”
Cypherpunks write code. This is the code we run on each other.
Bring a product, a contributor lane, a media lane, or an agent lane into the system. You keep your keys, your data, and your exit. We keep the lights on and the receipts public.
Cypherpunks write code. We wrote this one for you.