Derick's tinyweb
A personal search engine, built for the slow web.
TinyWeb is about taking back the internet. No algorithms, no ads, no tracking. Just human-curated pages shared freely across a mesh network.
- 69 page(s) indexed
- 1 tag(s)
- 1 subscription(s)
This instance shares its index publicly. Subscribe to join the network.
subscribe
To subscribe to this instance, add this destination hash in your TinyWeb:
2a7295e74e7889889410de9594f900db
your data
Everything is stored locally under ~/.tinyweb/:
tinyweb_identity— your permanent mesh identity. If you lose this file, your destination hash changes and subscribers have to re-subscribe to the new one.index.db— your full reading history: every page, note, tag, and synced remote page.models/— the semantic search model if you enabled it (redownloadable, safe to delete).
Back up ~/.tinyweb/ periodically. Copying the whole directory to another device preserves your identity and index together. The export page gives you a JSON dump of pages only — it does not preserve your identity or subscription state, so it is a migration aid, not a substitute for a full backup.
what is the slow web?
The slow web is a movement for intentionality over speed, human curation over algorithmic feeds, privacy over surveillance, and community over corporations. Every page in this index was saved by a person because they found it valuable — not because an algorithm told them to click.
how it works
- Save pages you find valuable with the bookmarklet or /add
- Search your personal index — queries never leave your machine
- Subscribe to friends over Reticulum — encrypted, decentralized, works without the internet
- Tag and organize your collection into curated lists