The Veyra Paper
An introduction to the true web
The Problem
The internet looks open, but in practice it isn’t.
Domains can be suspended or seized with a single order. Most websites sit on the servers of a few huge companies, and if those companies decide you’re out, your site disappears instantly. Even many projects that call themselves “decentralized” still depend on centralized gateways or corporate infrastructure.
The result is a web that feels free, but can vanish overnight.
The Vision
Veyra Protocol is building the true web, an internet that actually stays online.
Here, custom Veyra domains are permanent. You don’t rent them from a registrar, you own them outright. Hosting runs on a peer-to-peer network of nodes instead of a single provider. If one server goes down, another takes over. The network is designed to survive.
Access works the same way: there’s no single point of failure. You can connect through our main portal, through community mirrors anyone can run, via Tor for censorship-resistant access, or with a simple browser extension. And soon, you’ll be able to use the Veyra Browser, a Chromium-based browser with native support for Veyra domains. No add-ons, no workarounds. Just type your domain, and it opens.
Why Veyra Browser?
Browser extensions are helpful, but they’re controlled by Chrome and Firefox app stores, which can remove them at any time. That makes them unreliable.
Veyra Browser solves this by building support directly into the browser itself. Custom domains resolve in the address bar by default. The browser automatically finds the best path to your site, peer-to-peer nodes, mirrors, or Tor, while keeping privacy in mind. No trackers, no hidden analytics. And since it’s open-source, anyone can check the code or fork their own version.
This isn’t about replacing Chrome or reinventing the web browser. It’s about creating a direct, reliable way to access the true web.
Why This Matters
The internet should belong to people, not gatekeepers. Domains should be permanent. Websites should stay online. And access should never depend on the approval of a few corporations.
Veyra Protocol, with its registry, peer-to-peer hosting, open portals, and its own browser - makes this possible.
Our Goal
We’re starting with the basics: custom bulletproof domains, resilient hosting, and multiple reliable access points. From that foundation, the true web can grow. Independent media can publish without fear of being taken down. Developers can launch apps outside corporate control. Everyday users can build websites that feel like permanent digital homes, not rented property.
The Veyra Browser is the final layer, the piece that puts the true web directly in people’s hands.
The True Web
The true web is simple.
Domains you own.
Hosting that runs peer-to-peer and can’t be shut down.
Access that stays open no matter what.
A browser that ties it all together.
That’s Veyra Protocol.
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