Sign in to VIZ Hub
Your mail is signed with your own VIZ key. The hub never sees it.
The browser extension signs each request; nothing is stored on this page.
Encrypted file
This link carries the key to a file the hub cannot read. The key stays in your browser: it is written after the # and is never sent to any server. Filing a complaint about this file is the one act that hands it over, and the form says so before it sends.
Sign a request for another hub
A file's page on another hub asked for a signature. Your key stays in this browser: this page signs the request and hands you back.
- Account
- Asks
- File
- Good until
Welcome back,
This browser does not hold a key for this account yet.
The extension signs each request; no key is kept on this page.
Memo key — only for reading encrypted mail
Inbox
New message
Balance
Your hub balance
How to deposit
Send a VIZ transfer to the hub account:
Or award instead of transferring: an award spends your energy rather than your tokens, and the chain pays the hub out of the reward pool. Either way the memo decides which account is credited.
Memo rules
- Memo = account name — credits that account (e.g. memo
alicecredits alice's balance, even if sent by bob) - Empty or other memo — credits the sender
- Amount format:
1.000 VIZ(3 decimal places)
Vizonator will ask how much to send; a transfer moves tokens from your account, and the hub credits it when it reaches that block.
Vizonator will ask how much energy to spend; the award pays out of your energy, not your balance, and the hub credits what the chain actually paid.
Withdraw
Transfer your hub balance back to your VIZ account on-chain.
Activate a code
A code tops up your bonus for what this hub does itself — traffic, network and storage. It cannot be withdrawn, and it pays for no one else’s files.
Recent transactions
Activate a code
A code tops up your bonus for what this hub does itself — traffic, network and storage. It cannot be withdrawn, and it pays for no one else’s files.
Invitation
VIZ Hub carries your letters and files on the VIZ chain and charges for what it actually does — traffic, storage, network. Being invited costs you nothing. The hub pays a bonus for invitations: sign in and this page states the terms — what it would credit you, and whether the hub's window has room left. The bonus arrives when your first billed day is settled, not at signup, and while you use the hub your inviter receives a small share of what you spend, paid out of what the hub charged you and never added to your bill.
This is your own invitation link. Pass it on: whoever opens it names you as his inviter.
Encrypted Messages
Blink settings
Chat folders
Contacts
Contacts are built from your message history. Trust level is set by moving messages: inbox = trusted, spam = spam.
Drafts
Sent Messages
No files yet
Upload files or receive them in messages
Upload files
Drop files here or click to select
Max
Account names exactly as they are spelled on the chain, separated by commas.
Post-processing
After uploading an image the hub can process it. Each result is a new file of yours and costs CPU time.
The original is deleted only if every step went through; if one refuses, it stays and the report says so.
Encryption
The hub receives noise. It cannot make a preview, compress the picture or read text out of it — and neither can anybody without the key.
This browser is the only place the key is kept. Lose it and the file is lost — the hub cannot help, it never had it.
Payment Walls
Create paywalls for your content. Buyers pay from their hub balance.
Set paid access
Your paywalls
L2 blocks
Blocks sealed by this hub. Each entry names a record by account, chain and hash. Open an entry to read its contents.
Chain
Block
The original was encrypted — saving encrypts this edit again with the same passphrase.
Title
Just start writing…
Additional settings
Encrypt the object
Set the password used to encrypt the object. Anyone who knows the password can decrypt the object.
With no password the object is open to everyone.
With several passwords the reader has to decrypt the object several times, top to bottom, from the first password to the last.
Comments are public for everyone, but optional.
Beneficiaries
Set the users who will receive a share of the rewards.
End of feed.
What used the traffic
What used the processing time
Downloaded files
Kept in this browser so that opening a file a second time costs nothing. Removing an entry does not delete the file from the hub — it only means the next download is paid for again.
Remembered passphrases
A passphrase that has opened an encrypted record is kept in this browser, so the record opens by itself next time. Forgetting one deletes nothing: the record stays encrypted on the chain, and this browser will ask for the phrase again.
Synced state
Your own lists and switches, kept by this hub so your other devices can pick them up. The hub keeps them open — it can read them — so nothing here is a place for what you would not write in a letter.
Nothing is sent while this is off.
What to carry
A draft is the text of a post you have not published. Kept open, the hub can read it.
Forgetting erases the hub's copy. Your devices keep theirs, and the next thing they send arrives again.
Records this browser has met that carry the tag. A tag lives in the author's signed text — the hub is never asked, so an empty page means "met none", not "none exist".
Voice
The feed of the authors you follow, and your two lists about authors. All of it is this browser's own walk and store, for the signed-in account; the claims are made on an author's wall.
Write
Publishing signs the record with the account's own key. Sign in with the regular key or Vizonator to write.
Prices and limits
Everything below is this hub's own answer, signed by it and dated. A figure it does not publish is not shown here.
Accounts
Every account whose keys this browser holds. Pick one to switch to it; the menu beside a row signs that account out of this browser or replaces its keys.
Profile
What other people see when they open your card. It goes into the chain: it can be replaced later, but never erased.
About you
Shown beside your account name. The account name itself cannot be changed.
Free text. You write it, and the card shows it to whoever opens your profile.
A city or a country, written as you like — nobody checks it against a list. The card shows it as it stands.
A link a browser opens: https:// or ipfs://. A file on the hub is not a website — its address belongs in the picture field below.
Picture
A picture uploaded here, and nothing else: it is named by the pair account and hash, so it keeps working if you move to another hub. A picture on a web server is one this hub cannot make a frame for, keep, or show after that server goes.
Tags
Purely for finding you: a tag is text, not a category the hub maintains. Separate them with commas.
At most 16 tags of 32 characters each; anything past that is dropped rather than refused.
The address of one of your own records — viz://@account/hash, /@account/hash or @account/hash. Somebody else's record is shared by a repost instead.
Contacts
Handles only — the name you go by on each service, not a link to it. A value with a slash or a space is dropped, because it is not a handle.
Saving writes your hub address back unchanged, along with the profile — the two live in one record, and writing only the profile would delete the address your mail arrives at.
Settings
Language
The interface language is remembered in this browser. System follows the language of this browser. Changing it reloads the page.
Appearance
The choice is remembered in this browser. System follows the operating system and keeps following it — including when the system changes while this tab is open.
Previews
A preview is a small picture the hub made of an image. Fetching one costs traffic, and once fetched it is kept in this browser and costs nothing again.
Adult content
A record whose text carries one of these tags is folded behind a spoiler instead of being drawn. The list is yours, kept in this browser for the signed-in account, and applies the next time a wall is drawn.
Awards
An award spends energy — the chain's own fuel, which refills by itself over about five days. Each figure below is a percent of the full bar and is remembered in this browser.
Chain node
This client reads the VIZ chain itself — balances, account names, memo keys. Pick the node it reads. The choice is remembered in this browser and is yours alone: the hub only suggests.
Date & time
Every moment this client prints — a letter, a statement line, a file — is written in full and in the form chosen here. The choice is remembered in this browser and applies at once.
Encryption & passphrase
This browser stores the keys of every account you signed in with. Without a passphrase they are readable by any script that reaches this origin. With one, the whole container — keys, memo keys and even the account names — is encrypted with AES-256-GCM behind a key derived from your passphrase.
Turn encryption on
Change the passphrase
Turn encryption off
The keys go back to being stored in the clear on this device.
Invitations
An invitation is your account name: whoever opens the link and signs in here is bound to you, and an account keeps its first inviter. The hub credits you both when his first billed day is settled, and pays you a share of what he spends while the invitation stands. Send the link to whoever you invite — it is the invitation.
Sessions
A session token authorises calls to this hub without a key, which is what an agent or a script needs when you give it work to do on this mailbox. The hub keeps only a hash of the token: it is shown once, at the moment it is made, and cannot be shown again. Revoke one and every caller holding it is refused.
Your new token
Copy it now. The hub stores only a hash of it and cannot show it a second time.
Operator agreement
The terms you accepted on this hub. The hub keeps the signed acceptance itself; what is listed here is which version it holds for you and when it was signed.
Your archive
Everything this hub holds about this account — letters, files, folders, the ledger — packed into one file of your own. It is built in the background and lands among your files as a private file: the link below opens it for you and for nobody else.
Without the contents the archive holds the index only: names, sizes and hashes, and no bytes.
Import an archive
A container of your own, put back onto this account: folders, letters, drafts and the files themselves. It has to be here first as an ordinary file of yours — upload it the way you upload anything else — and the address below is the one the export gave you.
Balances, the ledger, paywalls, grants and subscriptions are this hub's own facts and are never taken from a container. The container stays among your files afterwards.
Delete the account
This asks the hub to empty this account: letters, files, folders, the contact list and the copies of what you sent. The account itself stays — the balance, the grants and the subscriptions are not touched, and neither is what other people hold of you.
Downloaded files
Files you download are kept in this browser, so opening the same file again costs nothing. Nothing is removed on its own.
Encrypted records
A passphrase that has opened an encrypted record is kept in this browser, so the record opens by itself next time.
Synced state
Your subscriptions, tag marks, switches and unsent drafts can be carried between your own devices through this hub. It keeps them as they are and can read them.
Operator
What this hub is: what it has earned, whom it serves, what it holds, and how much of the plan the day has spent. Every figure comes from the book that already keeps it.
By month, the last twelve
What this hub still owes as bonus, which code batches are running, and what referrals have cost. The hub's own account is the only one that can read this page.
Bonus still outstanding
Code batches
Referrals
What this hub took for its own work, day by day, and how much of it went back. The hub's own account is the only one that can read this page.
Revenue
The money that arrived at and left this hub's own account, one list at a time. The hub's own account is the only one that can read this page.
Transfers
Bonus this hub hands out: to one account by name, or as a batch of codes for accounts you cannot name yet. The hub's own account is the only one that can read this page.
Your new batch
Copy these now. The hub keeps only their hashes and cannot show the batch a second time — this screen and your own paper are the only places these codes will ever be.
The figures this hub runs on. They live here and not in the box's environment, so a change takes effect at once and needs no restart. A row you leave as it is, is not sent.
What readers reported, one queue at a time. The hub's own account is the only one that can read this page.
Complaints
What this hub refuses to serve, and to whom. A block is written only by deciding a complaint; here it is taken back. The hub's own account is the only one that can read this page.
Hidden by name — one file, one record or one letter
Accounts this hub hides whole
Blocks taken back
Filers you moved out of the ordinary queue. A mark hides nothing: it decides which queue their next complaint lands in, and they are not told. The hub's own account is the only one that can read this page.