VX6 - allows you to connect your localhost to any other persons localhost on different ports from anywhere in the world without hosting or static IP and no hassel of NAT.
No IP or port forwarding just a simple command and its done ..
It is true peer to peer mesh network , we dont need any Nodes ,relays , miners etc.
even if its 2 or 2 million it works just the same no dependency no Cost completely opensource …
As of Hidden feature
It also provides better relay connection than TOR without encryption having 12 node relay (completely random) While maintaining anonymity it allows the users to even video stream with no latency …
I would like to invite contributors and have feedback . for any query feel free to reach out to me i will be happy to explain all with one on one interaction .
Hello , Thank you for welcoming . I just want to add more people in this and get a few reviews and feedbacks . Looking forward to make it a bigger project.
I realize it might be retrograde, but given the concept that you’ve outlined, could the logic be adapted to an IPv4-only architecture, or are the facilities outlined and the strategies implemented available exclusively for IPv6-based interractions?
Well for IPv4 only architecture it’ll be very limited again due to CGNAT issue , This concept relies on the concept that in near future We would have to forcefully adapt to IPv6 so it currently supports V6 only . But if in future the mesh grows the V4 could also be added based on the situation ,
As of now we are focused only on Secure and faster communication and complete decentralization which would provide a base to other true decentralised applications and technologies…
I had posted earlier when VX6 was still mostly CLI-driven and we didn’t have a browser layer yet.
Now there’s a working browser-based app: VX6Share.
What it is
VX6Share is a localhost-first decentralized file sharing app built on the VX6 SDK.
It supports nickname-based init, peer invite links, decentralized file metadata cataloging, and
direct large-file transfer with progress.
Self-built binaries are unsigned unless packaged/signed later
This is still evolving (swarm-style multi-source download is on roadmap)
We’re now actively inviting beginner contributors too (docs, testing, UI polish, packaging, bug
fixes), not just advanced contributors.
Goal is to push this toward a globally useful decentralized networking and sharing ecosystem.