Decentralized, censorship resistant social media on IPFS.
Identia offers a fresh approach to social media by leveraging the peer-to-peer capabilities of IPFS, making it a censorship-resistant platform. Designed for users looking to reclaim control over their online interactions, Identia combines unique features with an experimental RSS reader, ensuring that the way you consume and share information is entirely decentralized.
With a focus on privacy and user autonomy, Identia aims to revolutionize the social media landscape. It allows users not only to post and share content but also to engage in complex relational data management through its innovative meta and identity objects.
Censorship Resistance: Built on the IPFS protocol, Identia ensures that your content remains accessible and uncensored, empowering users to communicate freely.
Meta Object Structure: Utilize a sophisticated meta object to describe complex relationships between various types of data, enhancing context and meaning in your posts.
Video Playback Support: For Linux users, Identia supports video playback, requiring some additional plugins for optimal performance, making it a versatile media-sharing platform.
Post Object Maintenance: Enables you to manage and cache your posts efficiently, ensuring a smooth user experience and quick access to your content.
Development-Oriented Architecture: Designed with developers in mind, Identia includes instructions for setting up a development environment and running from source, making it easy to contribute and enhance the platform.
Customizable Identity Management: The ability to periodically update and republish your identity ensures that you maintain control and relevance in the social ecosystem.
Future-ready Features: Aiming to introduce advanced functionalities such as a comment system, image boards, and even mobile compatibility, Identia is continuously evolving to meet user needs.
Open Source & Community Driven: As a project supported by community contributions, including options for sponsorship, Identia remains transparent and focused on user interests.
