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Lock a message now. It opens by itself at a time you pick, or when something happens. Nobody can read it early. Nobody can stop it opening. Not even you. Not even us. The trick is batched threshold encryption. The key is split across the network, so no one person is holding it. And secrets open in batches, which is what makes it cheap enough to actually run auctions and votes on. Try it: peal.network - send someone a secret that opens itself.
Send yourself a secret that opens in 60 seconds: peal.network no signup. I built Peal because "commit now, reveal later" is broken everywhere it's used. Sealed-bid auctions, votes, embargoed news they all need someone to come back and unlock the thing. Sometimes they're offline. Sometimes they saw the other bids and decided silence was better. Either way it stalls.
Peal removes the human. You encrypt to the network, and it opens when the condition hits. Nobody can read it early, including us. Nobody can stop it opening, also including us.
Under the hood it's batched threshold encryption
around all day, ask me anything.
What would you use a self-opening secret for? The ones I didn't think of are the interesting ones.
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About Peal Network on Product Hunt
“secrets that open themselves”
Peal Network was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #104 on the daily leaderboard. Lock a message now. It opens by itself at a time you pick, or when something happens. Nobody can read it early. Nobody can stop it opening. Not even you. Not even us. The trick is batched threshold encryption. The key is split across the network, so no one person is holding it. And secrets open in batches, which is what makes it cheap enough to actually run auctions and votes on. Try it: peal.network - send someone a secret that opens itself.
Peal Network was featured in Open Source (68.7k followers), Privacy (11.3k followers) and Developer Tools (517.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 102.3k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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