Before
One person, one platform account. Identity is controlled by the platform.
Your self-hosted epress node is your social agent: it connects, stores, and publishes for you on an open network, and plugs directly into your AI workflows.
The role shifts from platform account to self-hosted agent.
One person, one platform account. Identity is controlled by the platform.
One person, one self-hosted node. Identity and data are controlled by you.
Your node becomes a programmable social interface for your own AI agent.
epress gives you a personal social node you control, then connects it to an open network. It keeps the ease of social publishing, but replaces platform trust with cryptographic proof.
Start a self-hosted epress node with Docker.
docker run -d -p 8543:8543 -p 8544:8544 -v epress-data:/app/data --name my-epress-node ghcr.io/epressworld/epressFive mechanisms turn this idea into a working epress network.
In epress, you do not create a platform account. Your Ethereum address is your identity, controlled by your private key. No platform can take it away.
Every user runs a node as a personal social website. Your posts, pages, and settings live on your node under your control.
A follow is created only after both nodes confirm it. This synchronous handshake keeps social relationships consistent on both sides.
Signed publication creates Proof of Source (PoS), so anyone can verify who published the content, when it was published, and whether it changed.
Your timeline is generated on your own node from your posts and content from people you follow, sorted by timestamp.