99 dice rolls, 256 bits
Roll a real six-sided die 99 times (or flip a coin 256 times) and type the results. That's a full 256 bits of physical entropy that exists nowhere but on your table.
Why sovereignty
Every professional network you've used rents you an identity. Change the terms, change the ranking, close the account — and a decade of standing evaporates. Nodifye is built so that can't happen to you.
The trade you've been making
The usual arrangement
Your identity is a row in someone else's database. Lose the account, lose the history.
On Nodifye
Your identity is a 24-word key you generate and hold. We never see it, and it proves who you are anywhere it's checked.
The usual arrangement
Your posts are inventory. Reach is metered and sold back to you as ads.
On Nodifye
The note stream is chronological and unranked. Nobody can buy their way in front of your followers.
The usual arrangement
Strangers pay the platform for the right to land in your inbox.
On Nodifye
You price your own attention. Intro fees go to you, in sats, or you waive them.
The usual arrangement
Export means a ZIP file of text you can't do anything with.
On Nodifye
On the paid tiers your record already lives on a node you control. Leaving is a DNS change, not a migration.
The key
The sovereign key is a standard BIP39 seed phrase at 256 bits. It's generated on your device, encrypted into local storage, and used to sign your notes and attestations. It never touches our servers — which also means we can never hand it over, freeze it, or reset it for you.

The tiers
Explorer is free and honest about what it is: a place to read, follow, and keep a public page while our servers hold that data. Every paid tier moves your record onto a node — starting with the most sovereign option, not the most expensive one.

How the key is made
A seed phrase is only as strong as the randomness behind it. Weak or predictable generators are how people lose everything — so Nodifye lets you supply the randomness yourself, with a die.
Roll a real six-sided die 99 times (or flip a coin 256 times) and type the results. That's a full 256 bits of physical entropy that exists nowhere but on your table.
Your rolls, your device's cryptographic randomness, and timing jitter are combined with HKDF-SHA256. If any one source is truly random, the key is — so adding dice can only strengthen it.
No language model, and no attacker who has read all of our code, can reproduce a die you rolled in your kitchen. The words are formed in your browser and never transmitted.
Your rolls are held in page memory only, wiped the moment the phrase is formed, and never sent to Nodifye. We couldn't reconstruct your key if we were compelled to.
The result is an ordinary 24-word BIP39 phrase at 256 bits. Check it against any offline BIP39 tool you trust — nothing about it is proprietary.
Before a key is registered we ask you to retype four words at random from your written backup. No confirmation, no key — so you never rely on a phrase you didn't actually save.
Plain answers
Sovereignty claims are cheap. These are the specific, checkable ones.
The 24 words are generated and stored in your browser. Ownership is proved with a signature over a short, time-bounded challenge — the phrase itself is never transmitted.
On Sovereign — Bring Your Own, your notes, profile, and attestations live on the node you run. The platform is a viewer over your own data.
Revenue is subscriptions only. Nobody pays us to reach you, so nothing about your attention is for sale.
Take your node home is a first-class feature, not a hidden export. Cancel any time and keep access through the end of the billing period.
Attestations are signed by the peer who wrote them. We can't mint standing for anyone, and we can't quietly revoke yours.
If 24 words aren't for you, email and password is a permanent option — not a downgrade path we'll one day take away.
The Nodifye Node Bridge is a single container. See exactly what it does before you commit to anything.
Sign-ups are invitation-only while we onboard the first cohort.