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Start here

  • Overview
  • Getting started
  • FAQ

Using EVERYNTH

  • Selling
  • Buying
  • GitHub access products
  • Moderation and safety

How it works

  • Payments
  • Encryption
  • Architecture

Developers

  • Ownership check
  • API reference
  • Running it yourself

Documentation

EVERYNTH docs

Everything about launching, buying, paying and gating on EVERYNTH. Every page has a permanent URL and every heading has a permalink you can share.

Start here

  • OverviewWhat EVERYNTH is, and the one idea behind it: nobody holds the money or the goods.→
  • Getting startedWallet, sign-in, network and fees. Five minutes from nothing to your first product.→
  • FAQRefunds, lost keys, what the platform can and cannot see.→

Using EVERYNTH

  • SellingLaunch files, secrets or GitHub access. Pricing, covers, editing, taking a product down.→
  • BuyingHow a purchase works, what happens if your browser dies mid-payment, and how to unlock.→
  • GitHub access productsSell read access to a private repository. Token requirements and the buyer flow.→
  • Moderation and safetyReports, takedowns, blocked creators, refused file types, terms.→

How it works

  • PaymentsNative SOL, two transfers in one transaction, the reference key, and how the server verifies.→
  • EncryptionWhere the key is made, where it is stored, and the honest limit of v1.→
  • ArchitectureThree layers, who sees what, and the stack that runs it.→

Developers

  • Ownership checkGate your own app, API or agent with one request.→
  • API referenceEvery route: inputs, outputs, status codes.→
  • Running it yourselfLocal setup, environment variables, tests, deploying to Vercel.→
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