Free browser client

Bigfoot Browser

Browse the normal web while seeing and contributing to public Bigfoot context around pages, domains, spaces, documents, claims, evidence, and search paths.

Browser, not authority

The browser renders and writes Bigfoot protocol records for the user. It does not define truth, override the protocol, or become a substitute database for third-party services.

Lite node by default

The browser is designed to participate as a lite Bigfoot node when P2P participation is enabled. It may serve public Bigfoot records and protocol cache entries it accessed during the session, subject to user settings and participation limits.

What stays free

Browsing, viewing local context, managing a thumbprint, applying lenses, blocking users, and using the interface are not subscription features. Some network actions use BFT because they create work for public nodes.

Browser boundaries

No renderer from scratch.
No account system as protocol identity.
No replacement ads, sponsored surfaces, captive search, token prompts, VPN upsells, or private ad network.
No page-accessible web storage for protocol records, keys, trust state, graph indexes, or cache state.
P2P-off/private mode disables peer participation for that session or profile; it does not make already published records private.