01 / SOURCES
Three app sources
Mount a local directory, create a persistent virtual directory, or install from the official app market. No build step, no container image.
Mazmot is an app network built on NoneOS. Apps run under the main domain; sharing produces nothing but a link, and the recipient fetches the app straight from the publisher — no app store, no upload, no central server.
No packaging the app and uploading it to a central service. Data flows directly between publisher and recipient over a peer-to-peer connection.
Local directories, virtual directories, the official app market. Apps from different sources run under the same main domain and share the same networking and identity capabilities.
Mount a local directory, create a persistent virtual directory, or install from the official app market. No build step, no container image.
Browse, install, and one-click update official apps. Version checks and content hashes keep every update verifiable.
Server connection state, latency, online devices, bandwidth, and traffic — all visible in a single view.
A Service Worker caches the host and app assets, with incremental updates from a content-hash manifest. When the network drops, apps still open.
Not through platform endorsement, but cryptography. Across Mazmot's distribution path, identity, content, and every data chunk can be verified.
Publisher and recipient complete an encrypted handshake first; app data then travels encrypted between the two ends.
The app manifest and content are signed. The recipient verifies origin and integrity, and rejects substituted versions.
Every 128 KB chunk is verified independently. Tamper with any one of them and the install stops.
Mazmot is already live. Create your own app, generate a share link, and watch an app travel directly from person to person.