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Seedit

Seedit is a serverless, adminless, and fully decentralized alternative to old-style Reddit, built on the Bitsocial protocol. It gives users complete ownership over their communities — anyone can create one, and multiple communities can compete for the same short route, such as /s/funny.

Downloads​

PlatformLink
Webseedit.app
Web (ENS)seedit.eth via Brave browser or IPFS Companion
DesktopAvailable for Mac, Windows, and Linux
MobileAvailable for Android

How communities work​

Seedit organizes content into communities similar to subreddits. Each community is owned by its creator and operates without centralized administration. Multiple communities can compete for the same directory route, such as /s/funny, which opens the current winner. Subscriptions and post links always point to the exact community.

Creating a community​

There are two ways to create a new community:

  1. Desktop client — Use the built-in GUI in the desktop application to set up and configure your community.
  2. bitsocial-cli — Run the CLI tool to create and manage communities from the command line.

Default community list​

New accounts subscribe to a default list of exact communities defined in seedit-default-subscriptions.json in the bitsocialnet/lists repository. Directory candidates are listed in seedit-directories/seedit-<code>-directory.json files in the same repository. To add your community to either list, submit a pull request with your community's details.