Public pastes
Publish text under /pastes/{slug}. The paste is signed by your Jolt identity, and anyone can fetch and verify it by its .jolt address.
Pastey is a small desktop app for public and encrypted pastes over the Jolt network. Public pastes are signed by your identity and fetchable by anyone at a .jolt address. Encrypted pastes stay private to you or the recipients you name.
01 / Why Pastey
Even something as simple as sharing a snippet of text can run on an identity you own, with privacy the network cannot peek through.
Public pastes are signed by your Jolt identity and published under a .jolt address. There is no Pastey account, and no username to register.
Pastey runs against your local Jolt daemon through a capability-scoped session you approve in Jolt Console, limited to paths under /pastes/*.
Encrypted pastes use Jolt's encrypted object envelopes. Only you, or the recipients you list, can open them. Relays only ever see ciphertext.
02 / What you can do
Pastey keeps the surface small: write a paste, choose public or encrypted, and hand out its address. The Jolt daemon does the signing and sealing.
Publish text under /pastes/{slug}. The paste is signed by your Jolt identity, and anyone can fetch and verify it by its .jolt address.
Seal a paste inside Jolt's encrypted object envelope for yourself or a list of recipient identities. Everyone else, relays included, sees ciphertext.
jolt://…/pastes/notesOpen any paste by its .jolt address or content ID. If it was encrypted for you, your local daemon decrypts it after its capability checks pass.
If your Jolt node has a home relay, Pastey can ask it to pin your paste content for availability. Publishing and fetching work without one.
03 / Architecture
Pastey is only the editor and the viewer. It uses a scoped session with your local Jolt daemon, which holds your identity, signs and seals every paste, and talks to the network.
/pastes/*. The local daemon keeps the keys, signs public pastes, seals encrypted ones, and communicates with peer or relay nodes.IF PASTEY VANISHEDyour identity and pastes would still be yours.
WHAT PASTEY NEVER GETSyour private identity key.
Experimental v0
Pastey is one of the first two apps built on Jolt, alongside Spoke. It is desktop-first, Jolt must be running on your computer, and you approve Pastey's session before it can publish anything. Expect rough edges.
Pastey connects to the Jolt node running on your computer. Once Jolt is installed and running, choose the Pastey build for your platform. Each button fetches the latest tagged release.
Pastey cannot run standalone. Jolt holds your identity, joins the network, and asks you to approve Pastey's /pastes/* session before the app can publish.
The macOS build is not yet notarized. If it is blocked after installation, allow it under Privacy & Security.
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