The reader is now a free public beta on Apple's TestFlight. Scan the first code to install it — then, inside the app, scan the second to walk straight into fetch>it city.
Two apps. One network.·Read free. Pay to write.
They share a network and a design, nothing else. etchit — the Etch Writer — puts things on Autonomi; fetchit — the Fetch Browser — takes them off. Use either, both, or neither — the address works from any client on the network.
Save text to Autonomi and share it with a single permanent address. Connect your own wallet, pay a small one-time fee to the storage peers, and what you etched stays reachable as long as the network runs — public, or private behind biometric auth on your device.
A read-only browser for the network. Paste any Autonomi address and fetchit fetches it by content hash and renders it — text, PDFs, images, audio, video, even full HTML pages with working scripts. No wallet, no account: fetching is always free. A reader, not a host — what it pulls is cached privately on your device, like a browser cache.
Neither app has a server. Both are thin clients over the public Autonomi network — addresses are derived from content with BLAKE3, payments settle on Arbitrum One, and the binaries are reproducible from the source you can read.
demo-city is a small site that lives entirely on Autonomi — no DNS, no host, no origin server. Open this address in fetchit and you get a real, multi-page site with seven destinations: a reading room, a photo gallery, an album, a cinema, a code lab, an essay, and a game — every page, image, track and WebAssembly module fetched by content hash.
Scan it with your phone’s camera — with fetch>it installed it opens demo-city straight away. No app yet? Get fetch/it, then scan (or paste the address below).
autonomi://ba9a8fcae5677af1876de8b37b1f728446754b6fe78307c2355be28cec94e764
Paste it into fetch>it on Android. There's no link to click here — that's the point: the address is the site.
Both apps are open source and free to read. No waitlist, no email capture — pick one, or grab both.