FlameNet's sites don't live on a hyperscaler. They live on a mesh of independent nodes we run ourselves, stitched together by encrypted tunnels, each carrying a full mirror of the content. If one node goes dark, the others keep serving. No CDN, no analytics vendor, no third party ever sits between you and the page.
Every node is a machine we control directly — no managed platform, no vendor with a kill-switch over the content.
Nodes talk only over private encrypted tunnels. Replication never crosses the public internet in the clear.
Content is pushed from a source of truth to every node. Any node can serve the whole site; losing one doesn't take the site down.
Pages are pure HTML/CSS. No JavaScript, fonts, pixels, or CDNs — so there is nothing to phone home, by construction.
Each node holds its own certificate from a free public CA. Encryption is ours to issue and rotate, not rented.
Real people keep it healthy — patching, rotating keys, watching the lights. Accountability has a name.
A deliberately boring pipeline — boring is what stays up.
Content is authored and held on a single source-of-truth node, kept offline-capable and backed up.
Changes are pushed to every public node over private tunnels — identical bytes everywhere, no drift.
Each node serves the full site on its own, with its own certificate. No shared point of failure.
Your request lands on a healthy node; if one is down, you're answered by another. You just see the page.
A public view of the mesh — roles and regions only. For everyone's safety, exact addresses and keys are never published here. [Fill rows below with what you choose to disclose; keep it honest and current.]
The mesh gets stronger with every independent hand on it. If you run your own hardware and share the consent-first, zero-telemetry ethos, there's a place for you here. Stewards commit to keeping their node patched, honest, and extraction-free.