Offline web

Reach a service from no connection

Offline web

A device with no internet emits a sealed HTTP request. Any gateway node fulfills it and relays the sealed response back to your device's key, eventual, but guaranteed. Or reach a specific service over hops://: HTTP semantics carried as sealed datagrams, terminated by the origin's own endpoint, with no third party in the middle.

See it move

How it routes, live.

The same animations from the homepage, for Offline web. Tab through the situations and watch a sealed message find a way across the mesh.

More than one path, always. Hop sprays copies across independent routes, the first to arrive delivers, and a dead link just means another copy wins.
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Your browser is running the real Hop protocol: every node above is the actual hop-core, compiled to WebAssembly, carrying real encrypted messages. Only the devices and their radios are simulated.

Build it on the fabric.