A home for apps published on the Bitcoin Cash chain — listings on chain, binaries on Sia, scan reports signed, endorsements signed. Anyone can publish. Nobody can gatekeep.
prometheus.x is a BCNR name — it resolves in Theseus or any browser with Ariadne's Thread installed. The apps.silentmode.st mirror serves the same content over ICANN DNS for browsers without it.
A directory of apps that publish themselves. Each listing is a signed record on the Bitcoin Cash chain pointing at a manifest on Sia. The binary lives wherever the publisher put it — often a Sia bucket Silent Mode hosts on their behalf, sometimes the publisher's own HTTPS endpoint. The listing carries the SHA-256 the file must match; the client refuses to install anything whose bytes disagree.
Scan reports are signed by Prometheus (ClamAV plus VirusTotal where a key is configured) and attached to the listing. Readers' trust lists — which BNS names they follow — decide whether a listing passes their own filter. There is no central approval queue and no editorial pick.
Browse by category on prometheus.x/browse. Install verifiably: the Ariadne clients check the SHA-256 and the signing certificate before running anything.
Upload a binary, write a manifest, sign the APS1 record with the key for your BNS name. One transaction, fractions of a cent. Full walkthrough at prometheus.x/publish.
Publish signed endorsements of apps you vouch for. Readers who follow your name see your endorsements marked on the listing; those who do not, don't. The trust graph is the real curation layer.
Signed service-side today, migrating to on-chain APS1
records when the format lands. One live example you can install right now:
32 MB · debug-signed · sideload (enable "Install unknown apps" for your browser). PWA install also available from the browser version.
sha256 · 703e5c5b9ef08978f0867f497cae672760fd571f8c9c9f0d488a5972c79cf7d4
bytes · 32,895,918 · publisher · deviant.x
First-wave service-side listing. Verify with
sha256sum deviant-wallet-latest.apk after download; the digest above
is what the APS1 record will encode once that format lands.
The service is live at prometheus.x on chipnet.
Opening listings for the first wave now; the on-chain record format
(APS1) is being finalised alongside parallel
BNS covenant work, so first-wave listings are signed service-side and will
migrate to on-chain APS1 records when the format lands. First-wave hosting
is free; a per-listing fee kicks in later to cover Sia storage.