Local Admin
Posts, images, settings, Shell caches, workspace vaults, and encrypted keys stay local and encrypted unless you export them.
Features + Q&A
Write a static microblog, create a post-quantum signed fingerprint locally, verify the ZIP locally, publish on a free static host, and register public summaries in Forest.
Posts, images, settings, Shell caches, workspace vaults, and encrypted keys stay local and encrypted unless you export them.
Every export includes SHA3-512 file hashes, ML-DSA-65 post signatures, and a signed manifest fingerprint.
The Verify tab recomputes hashes and signatures from a complete ZIP without calling a backend.
Forest verifies public proof metadata and indexes searchable summaries, not full post bodies.
No. The admin is browser-only and does not automatically register or upload anything. Forest registration is a separate action after your public site is live.
It proves the bundle matches the manifest and publisher public key. It does not prove legal identity, factual accuracy, or that the JavaScript runtime is FIPS-validated.
Yes, if your deployed site exposes .well-known/postsnail.json and postsnail.manifest.json. Forest verifies those public proof files before indexing summaries.
Yes. The generated files are static and work on Surge or any plain static host.
Generated blogs can show a small Powered by PostSnail footer and tracker credit by default. The creator can disable those Generate settings before export.