1.
Overview
2.
Features
2.1.
Self hosting
2.2.
Peer-to-peer
2.3.
Trust free server
2.4.
Multi-device login
2.5.
Web interface
2.6.
Social
2.7.
Sharing
2.8.
Large files
2.9.
Streaming
2.10.
Fast seeking
2.11.
Resumable uploads
2.12.
File viewers
2.13.
Secret links
2.14.
Migration
2.15.
File Sync
2.16.
Open source
2.17.
Custom Apps
2.18.
Private websites
3.
Architecture
3.1.
Logical
3.2.
Physical
3.3.
Immutable data
3.4.
Mutable pointers
3.5.
Writing subspaces
3.6.
Merkle-CHAMP
3.7.
Usernames
3.8.
Follow requests
3.9.
Specification
4.
Security
4.1.
Trust free layers
4.2.
Threat models
4.3.
Login
4.4.
Encryption
4.5.
Block access control
4.6.
File access control
4.7.
Capabilities
4.8.
Metadata
4.9.
Quantum resistance
4.10.
Social graph
4.11.
PKI
5.
How does it work?
5.1.
Signing up
5.2.
Uploading a file
5.3.
Sending a follow request
5.4.
Proxying requests
Light
(default)
Rust
Coal
Navy
Ayu
How does it work?
This section goes into technical detail about how different operations work in Peerogs.