seQroute chains your connection across nodes run by separate operators — at home, on a spare VM, or on their own server. Your entry node is a trusted position: like any VPN, it sees your address and your destinations. No node past it learns both. You pick the route. The coordinator never touches your traffic.
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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.
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.
A cabled Pi 4/5 is ideal — low power, always on, plug into your router.
Spin up a VM on a box you already run — bridged networking, done.
Any cheap cloud box works — more bandwidth, more relayed minutes.
curl -fsSL https://seqroute.com/install-node.sh \
| sudo bash -s -- \
--coordinator https://seqroute.com \
--endpoint YOUR_IP:51820 \
--operator YOUR_WALLET
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.
Plain encrypted relay to a clean exit IP. Fastest. Sites you reach see the address of the exit node, not yours.
Each chain's exit node resolves the DNS that reaches it — so a confirmed report is refused there, at DNS, for any device that resolves through your node. Find a malicious site, submit it, and once it's confirmed it's refused at every exit for clients resolving through the node. You earn credits for every confirmed report. A client using DNS-over-HTTPS (Firefox's default in some regions) resolves elsewhere and is not covered; nor are Tor sessions, a hardcoded address, or DNS your device sends outside the tunnel.
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.
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.
A confirmed domain feeds every node's resolver blocklist. One person's catch protects everyone — refused at DNS for devices that resolve through the node. It's hygiene, not a hard boundary: a client resolving over DoH goes around it.
Connect a route in minutes, or run a node and earn for the bandwidth you relay.