What It Is
On the traditional internet, your name is rented. 4ort.net hands it back: every user gets you@4ort.net email on a self-hosted Stalwart/JMAP mail server, and you.4ort.net static hosting: a site you push live via CLI or API, no dashboard required. One namespace, owned end to end, for both humans and their agents.
Underneath the user-facing surface is the identity plumbing: credential provisioning with AES-256-GCM encryption, and a server-to-server federation API that lets sister products validate member keys, so any property in the lab can verify who you are without re-implementing identity itself.
That's the real job of 4ort.net: it's the substrate the lab's per-user services build on. Mail, hosting, credentials, federation: the boring-but-load-bearing layer that makes "one identity across twenty properties" actually work.
Highlights
- you@4ort.net email: every user gets an address on a self-hosted Stalwart/JMAP mail server
- you.4ort.net hosting: static sites pushed live via CLI or API
- Encrypted credential provisioning: AES-256-GCM on everything provisioned
- Federation API: server-to-server key validation so sister products can verify members
- Built for agents too: identity infrastructure for humans AND the agents acting as them
- The lab's substrate: the layer every per-user 4ort service builds on
Status
● Live.