decentralized · multi-hop · community-run

A VPN routed through nodes nobody owns together.

seQroute chains your connection across independent operators — people running nodes at home, on a spare VM, or on their own server. No single party sees both who you are and where you go. You pick the route. The coordinator never touches your traffic.

Stock WireGuard — no app to install · You choose your hops · Pay per minute

a route across independent operators — watch a packet travel
Youyour device
Nodeentry
Nodeexit
Internetdestination
each hop is a different network · the coordinator hands out routes, never carries them
how it works

Decentralized traffic. Coordinated discovery. Honestly so.

Pure peer-to-peer discovery is unsolved at scale, so we're straight about the split: the data path is decentralized and private; a thin coordinator just tracks who's online and settles credits — and never touches a byte you send.

the data path — decentralized

Where privacy lives

  • Your device connects to the entry node only; the rest of the chain is invisible to it.
  • Chain selection prefers hops on different networks — a /16 check — and relaxes it when the pool is too small.
  • Operator diversity is not enforced yet: a chain can repeat one operator.
  • You pick your hops — and see which share a network or operator.
the control plane — coordinated

What the coordinator does

  • Keeps a live list of which nodes are online, fast, and reputable.
  • Suggests a fast, diverse route — you accept it or build your own.
  • Bills per minute, only once every hop confirms the chain is up.
  • Settlement migrating on-chain over time.
run a node

Anyone can run a hop. Earn for the bandwidth.

Set up a node in one command — on hardware you already have. It registers to your wallet, starts relaying, and earns for every minute it carries a confirmed chain. Weak hardware automatically offers only the modes it can run.

Raspberry Pi at home

A cabled Pi 4/5 is ideal — low power, always on, plug into your router.

A QEMU / virtual machine

Spin up a VM on a box you already run — bridged networking, done.

Your own VPS

Any cheap cloud box works — more bandwidth, more relayed minutes.

ONE COMMAND
curl -fsSL https://seqroute.com/install-node.sh \
  | sudo bash -s -- \
    --coordinator https://seqroute.com \
    --endpoint YOUR_IP:51820 \
    --operator YOUR_WALLET
Installs WireGuard, the resolver, and the agent; generates keys; and appears on your profile — live, with earnings — within thirty seconds.
modes

One toggle changes what the exit does.

Every mode is multi-hop underneath. The mode decides how the final node treats your traffic on the way out — tap a mode to see it.

you entry exit www NAT

Direct exit

Plain encrypted relay to a clean exit IP. Fastest. Sites you reach see the address of the exit node, not yours.

the cleaner internet initiative

Report a scam site. Earn. Protect everyone.

Each chain's exit node resolves the DNS that reaches it — so a confirmed report is blocked there, before the connection is made. Find a malicious site, submit it, and once it's confirmed it's blocked at every exit. You earn credits for every confirmed report. Tor sessions resolve through Tor and are not covered, and DNS your device sends outside the tunnel never reaches the blocklist.

you submit validate confirm blocked + credits earned

Earn for confirmed reports

Each scam or malware domain that gets confirmed pays out credits to the reporter — usable for your own routes, or held as your contribution score.

Validated, not auto-trusted

Independent validators plus an AI signal score each submission. Honest validators are kept honest by honeypots; disagreement goes to human review — never an automatic block.

Protects the whole network

A confirmed domain feeds every node's resolver blocklist. One person's catch protects everyone — the connection is refused at DNS, before it's ever made.

sentinel · optional · not running yet

See what your device talks to — not yet.

  • Not running yet. No analysis node reports on this network today, so Sentinel currently detects nothing.
  • Planned: flag repeating call-home patterns and rarely-contacted destinations for you to review — never a verdict that you are compromised.
  • Would see destinations on HTTPS and HTTP only. QUIC, other UDP and other ports are invisible to it, not examined and found clean.
  • Metadata only — no decryption, no deep packet inspection. Never your content.
  • Only as good as its feeds: known indicators and patterns, not novel malware.
  • Confirmed bad domains feed the network blocklist for everyone.

Join the network.

Connect a route in minutes, or run a node and earn for the bandwidth you relay.