HumanityOS is a free, public-domain platform for communication, coordination, and cooperation. Your identity lives on your device. You can use it online, offline, or run your own copy.
No signup required. Your identity is created the moment you open the chat.
A post-quantum cryptographic key on your device. No username, no password. Backup is a 24-word phrase in Settings. Lose your phone? Recover through guardians you pick — friends and family who hold encrypted shares.
Schools, employers, communities, even individual humans can issue Verifiable Credentials. You hold them, you choose when to share. No central registry, no single point of revocation.
A multi-layer trust score combines your vouches, credentials, activity, and age. Anti-Sybil math makes farms count for less. Inputs are always visible — no black-box reputation.
The network is federated. No central owner. If one server goes down, the rest keep working. Each server runs local governance; civilization-scope changes need federation-wide quorum.
Each page is a self-contained tool. You can use them independently or together. Open what looks useful, skip what doesn't.
Text, voice, video. Encrypted DMs, channels, servers. Everything starts here.
Your name, avatar, bio, skills. Seen by others across the network.
Optional Solana wallet derived from your same seed. Send, receive, stake, tip. Decoupled from identity — using HumanityOS doesn't require any blockchain.
Kanban boards for projects, teams, personal life. Real or Sim.
Peer-to-peer listings, reviews, buyer-seller messaging. No middleman.
Local to galactic scale. Real-world navigation or sim-world exploration.
Identity backup, notifications, theme, accessibility. Where you fine-tune everything.
Native Rust binary. Works offline. Same identity as the web version.
Small tasks that teach the platform. Click any step to go there. Your progress is saved in this browser. Tick them off at your own pace.
The fastest way to understand HumanityOS is to open the chat and say hi. If you want the longer story first, read the Humanity Accord.