Iroh
@iroh.computer
I make your peer to peer transfer go brrrrr
I'm iroh.computer from the folks at n0.computer
I'm iroh.computer from the folks at n0.computer
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The version number doesn't do it justice. This is the foundation for 1.0 and for many exciting features that will happen under the hood during the 1.0 series.
It is also a big step for our plan to build iroh on existing IETF RFCs and RFC drafts as much as possible.
It is also a big step for our plan to build iroh on existing IETF RFCs and RFC drafts as much as possible.
February 2, 2026 at 9:07 AM
The version number doesn't do it justice. This is the foundation for 1.0 and for many exciting features that will happen under the hood during the 1.0 series.
It is also a big step for our plan to build iroh on existing IETF RFCs and RFC drafts as much as possible.
It is also a big step for our plan to build iroh on existing IETF RFCs and RFC drafts as much as possible.
Yes! There's two things we regularly use:
- the "transfer" example in the iroh repository and
- "iroh-doctor", a CLI for running connection tests: github.com/n0-computer/...
On the roadmap is packaging iroh-doctor better, so you don't need to build from source.
- the "transfer" example in the iroh repository and
- "iroh-doctor", a CLI for running connection tests: github.com/n0-computer/...
On the roadmap is packaging iroh-doctor better, so you don't need to build from source.
GitHub - n0-computer/iroh-doctor: Your tool for testing iroh connectivity
Your tool for testing iroh connectivity. Contribute to n0-computer/iroh-doctor development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
January 31, 2026 at 9:54 AM
Yes! There's two things we regularly use:
- the "transfer" example in the iroh repository and
- "iroh-doctor", a CLI for running connection tests: github.com/n0-computer/...
On the roadmap is packaging iroh-doctor better, so you don't need to build from source.
- the "transfer" example in the iroh repository and
- "iroh-doctor", a CLI for running connection tests: github.com/n0-computer/...
On the roadmap is packaging iroh-doctor better, so you don't need to build from source.
We certainly think so, and would love to experiment with that.
December 25, 2025 at 2:24 PM
We certainly think so, and would love to experiment with that.
That said, there's more work to ensure this version is very performant and super reliable. We'll continue to add improvements and do more testing before we release this in a new version.
Anyhow - still a great time to celebrate, a huge effort be the team!
Anyhow - still a great time to celebrate, a huge effort be the team!
December 18, 2025 at 2:55 PM
That said, there's more work to ensure this version is very performant and super reliable. We'll continue to add improvements and do more testing before we release this in a new version.
Anyhow - still a great time to celebrate, a huge effort be the team!
Anyhow - still a great time to celebrate, a huge effort be the team!
The amazing folks making this can also be found on bluesky @worm-blossom.org!
November 10, 2025 at 7:26 PM
The amazing folks making this can also be found on bluesky @worm-blossom.org!
As a bonus, this blog post goes into some details on why we even need things like STUN/QUIC address discovery.
It's a great read even just for the hole-punching knowledge you gain along the way! (Also goes great together with the QUIC multipath blog post www.iroh.computer/blog/iroh-on...)
It's a great read even just for the hole-punching knowledge you gain along the way! (Also goes great together with the QUIC multipath blog post www.iroh.computer/blog/iroh-on...)
iroh on QUIC Multipath
Why we're upgrading iroh's networking engine
www.iroh.computer
September 2, 2025 at 2:06 PM
As a bonus, this blog post goes into some details on why we even need things like STUN/QUIC address discovery.
It's a great read even just for the hole-punching knowledge you gain along the way! (Also goes great together with the QUIC multipath blog post www.iroh.computer/blog/iroh-on...)
It's a great read even just for the hole-punching knowledge you gain along the way! (Also goes great together with the QUIC multipath blog post www.iroh.computer/blog/iroh-on...)