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a truly distributed social platform for the browser with no backend and no external applications required
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IPFS Boards

Boards is an experiment with the goal of figuring out whether it's possible to have a discussion board, forum or social network that works inside a normal browser tab without relying on servers, desktop applications, browser extensions, the blockchain or anything else.

The goals in detail:

  • all communication should happen in the most distributed way possible using peer to peer systems
  • should work completely offline without anything else other than a web browser after it's downloaded for the first time
  • all data including assets, code and user created content needs to be distributed and/or replicated between the users

The project is in prototype stage and works thanks to the IPFS distributed file system.

You're looking at the new implementation of Boards. If you want to check out the old one follow this link

The first iteration focuses on creating boards, posting content and commenting. Moderation tools, encryption, friends lists, private messages, real time chat and other features will be attempted in the future

Try it out

There is no public build yet, check out the next section

Working on the code

This is a react project using redux, react-router-redux and redux-saga

The UI is being implemented using semantic-ui-react

Clone this repo, then run

  • yarn to install dependencies
  • yarn start to start a development server
  • yarn run build to create a production build