Decentralized messenger · built-in VPN · no phone number · end-to-end encryption
Install the app and open it.
Sign in as name:your-domain — no phone number, no email.
Invite links prizrak://join/… will start opening in the app.
Prizrak
chmod +x Prizrak.AppImage) and run it.Drive turns your computer into a keeper for the encrypted storage fleet.
The same keeper as a headless daemon for Linux and macOS: a VPS, a home server or a NAS with Node.js 18+. Managed from the terminal, runs under systemd, updates itself.
# 0. Node.js 20+ (if "npm: command not found" — Node.js is missing) # Debian / Ubuntu: sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y curl ca-certificates curl -fsSL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_22.x | sudo -E bash - && sudo apt install -y nodejs # macOS: brew install node · check: node -v && npm -v # 1. unpack and install (Node.js and tar are required) sudo mkdir -p /opt/prizrak-drive && sudo tar -xzf prizrak-drive-console.tar.gz -C /opt/prizrak-drive --strip-components=1 cd /opt/prizrak-drive && sudo ./install.sh # 2. run as a service (data and the drive key live in ~/.prizrak-drive) sudo cp systemd/prizrak-drive.service /etc/systemd/system/ && sudo systemctl enable --now prizrak-drive # 3. add disk space and get your disk ID prizrak-drivectl id fox:prizrak.im # your Prizrak-ID — where the 👻 rewards go prizrak-drivectl add /mnt/disk1 200 # share 200 GB from this path (or "all") prizrak-drivectl status # nodes, space, 👻 prizrak-drivectl driveid # full disk ID — paste it into the messenger
prizrak-drivectl auto off to disable). Other commands: stores, nodes, log, sharing on|off, update, install.Everything is done with prizrak-drivectl — a text client that talks to the daemon over a local socket. Without arguments it opens an interactive menu (status, admin name, disks, nodes, log, updates, sharing pause); with arguments it runs one command and exits, so it works in scripts. Storage numbers (<n>) are the positions from stores.
prizrak-drivectl | |
prizrak-drivectl status | |
prizrak-drivectl id <Prizrak-ID> | |
prizrak-drivectl add <path> [GB|all] | |
prizrak-drivectl stores | |
prizrak-drivectl size <n> <GB|all> | |
prizrak-drivectl drain <n> | |
prizrak-drivectl eject <n> [force] | |
prizrak-drivectl driveid | |
prizrak-drivectl nodes | |
prizrak-drivectl health | |
prizrak-drivectl sharing on|off | |
prizrak-drivectl maint on [min] | off | |
prizrak-drivectl log [n] | |
prizrak-drivectl update | |
prizrak-drivectl install | |
prizrak-drivectl auto on|off | |
prizrak-drivectl stop |
prizrak-drive | |
prizrak-drive --data /mnt/d1/pzd | |
PZD_FOREGROUND=1 prizrak-drive | |
PZD_DATA=/mnt/d1/pzd | |
PZD_AUTOUPDATE=0 | |
PZD_UPDATE_NOW=1 |
sudo systemctl status prizrak-drive | |
sudo systemctl restart prizrak-drive | |
sudo journalctl -u prizrak-drive -f | |
sudo systemctl disable --now prizrak-drive |
~/.prizrak-drive or --data) holds config.json (settings and the drive's Ed25519 identity — back it up: a new key means a new disk), the built-in store store/, control.sock and daemon.pid. Chunks of disks you added live in prizrak-node-data/ inside the chosen path. Updates are downloaded as a signed manifest (the maintainer's Ed25519 key), the archive's SHA-256 is verified, and the application files are replaced without touching the data; under systemd the daemon restarts itself.