One shared public history
What people create can keep growing.
Published contributions become signed public records. Their authorship and integrity can be verified, giving communities a durable foundation they can continue building on.
Technical foundation
Built for a living
public web.
Bigfoot is designed so people can build relationships, create value, and shape their own experience on one shared network.
The governing idea
Bigfoot turns growth into a shared advantage: more people, more context, more capacity, and more value moving through the network.
A personal experience
One social world, shaped for you.
Bigfoot separates shared history from personal presentation. Your choices shape what you see, while everyone else’s experience remains their own.
Verifiable participation
The network recognizes what keeps it useful.
Contributions and network services leave verifiable records, allowing value to move directly to the people and operators whose participation sustains Bigfoot.
Coherent growth
More participation strengthens one network.
Browsers and nodes can contribute different capabilities while the same validation rules keep everyone connected to one shared Bigfoot network.
Continual evolution
The network can evolve as one.
One active protocol gives Bigfoot a clear path forward. The network can gain new capabilities while remaining coherent for everyone who participates.
Trust by design
Confidence comes from proof.
Signed records and deterministic validation establish what the network accepts. Everyone can rely on the same verifiable public history, wherever they connect and whoever operates the infrastructure.
One living protocol
Coherence makes progress possible.
A common protocol lets Bigfoot evolve as one network, gaining new capabilities while preserving one shared social world.
Distributed participation
Every new participant can add strength.
Nodes provide capacity and browsers can contribute as lightweight peers. Participation expands capacity across the network, so its strength comes from the whole.
A clear privacy boundary
Public where you participate. Private where you do not.
What you publish joins the public network. Your keys, local browser data, private browsing activity, and unpublished drafts remain outside it, while relay paths can protect your network identity.