What is Peacemakers?
Peacemakers is an independent, encrypted mesh communications network built on Reticulum — a cryptography-based networking stack designed for resilient, long-range, and fully decentralized communication.
Every identity on the network is a cryptographic keypair. There are no accounts to create, no phone numbers to surrender, no centralized servers that can be seized or shut down. Messages are end-to-end encrypted by default. The network routes itself.
- End-to-end encrypted messaging over LXMF
- Works over WiFi, internet, packet radio, and LoRa
- No infrastructure required — peers form the network
- 500-byte MTU — runs at 1.3 kbps over LoRa if needed
- Fully open source, public domain protocol
Join the Network
Install Sideband on Android, Linux, or macOS. Then add this transport peer to reach the Peacemakers network over the internet:
tcp://rns.peacemake.rs:4242
No account needed. Just connect. Your identity is generated locally on your device.
NomadNet Node
Peacemakers runs a NomadNet node with pages and information accessible from within the mesh. Connect with any NomadNet-compatible client:
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Built on Reticulum
Reticulum is a cryptography-based networking stack for building resilient networks over any medium. It was created to enable communication that cannot be stopped, surveilled, or censored by any authority.
The protocol is public domain. The implementations are open source. The network belongs to no one and everyone.
- X25519 + Ed25519 identity model
- AES-256 encrypted links
- Works over LoRa, WiFi, ethernet, serial, I2P, and more
- No DNS, no IP addresses, no centralized routing