nowhere · an entire website encoded in a URL

There is a part of a URL called the fragment, the text after the #. By design, fragments are never sent to servers. They exist only in the browser, only on the device, only at the moment of access.

Nowhere puts everything there. An entire website compressed and encoded in a string of characters. There is no server holding it. There is no account it belongs to. There is no company you need permission from. The link is the site. Wherever the link travels, the site travels with it.

For orders, messages, and real-time coordination, Nowhere uses Nostr relays as communication infrastructure. Relays see only encrypted data they cannot read, arriving from ephemeral keys they cannot trace, sent from a nowhere site they cannot identify.