A no-KYC desktop that runs entirely in your browser — driven by Ripley, an agent that takes plain-language commands and operates the whole stack for you. Your keys never leave the device, and nothing is ever logged.
This is the actual RipleyOS, booting in a sandbox below. Open apps, generate a key, poke around — nothing you do here is stored anywhere we can see.
Ripley is built into the OS, not bolted on. Speak in plain language and it routes the funds, opens the right app, drafts the order and signs on your burner — then asks before it executes. Nothing moves without your confirm.
RipleyOS wraps the venues you already want — perps and prediction markets — behind a privacy layer. Fund from Monero through the no-KYC Swap Engine into a burner you sign on-device. The exchange never sees who you are.
Market, limit & TWAP orders, leverage, TP/SL and a live order book — on crypto and equity perps. Margin posted in USDC, sourced from your privacy coins.
Binary, multi-outcome and 5-minute price markets with live probability charts. Settle in USDC, signed on a burner — no account at the venue.
Charge margin from Monero through the Swap Engine; sweep back when you’re done. The on- and off-ramp stay on privacy coins — no fiat, no exchange login.
Boot the full desktop — or open a single tool standalone, like a normal application. Same encrypted keyring, same Ripley, none of the shell. Each opens at its own natural size — Markets goes wide, Nostr stays tall and narrow.
Most software is designed to remember everything about you. RipleyOS is designed to remember nothing — because what doesn't exist can't be leaked, sold, or subpoenaed.
Everything runs in your browser. No backend account, no cloud sync, no server holding your data. Close the tab and the surface area for surveillance closes with it.
Your identity is a PGP keypair generated on-device. Messages are end-to-end encrypted — there is nothing on our side to read, hand over, or lose.
Payments default to Monero, with Bitcoin, Lightning and USDT supported across pay, mail and swap. Spend and receive without a paper trail or a KYC gate.
One action wipes every key, message and file from the device. panic isn't a feature bolted on
— it's a first-class part of the system.
Communication, money and identity — each app built no-KYC and end-to-end by default. They share one encrypted keyring, so your identity follows you across the whole OS.
Hyperliquid perps and Polymarket predictions, wrapped behind a burner. Funded from Monero — the venue never learns who you are.
End-to-end PGP messaging over Nostr. No phone number, no server — interoperable with the comms desktop & web clients.
Disposable, anonymous inboxes. Pay in Monero or USDT for a custom handle — no identity, no recovery email, no trace.
Your PGP keypair is your login. Generated and stored only on your device, with Shamir backup and a shareable invite.
Trade crypto without an account. Atomic, no-custody exchange that never asks who you are.
Request and settle in XMR, BTC, Lightning and USDT. Send a payment link straight into an encrypted chat.
Censorship-resistant social. Your keys are your account — no platform can deplatform you.
A secrets store locked to your key. Seed phrases, passwords and notes, encrypted at rest on-device.
Self-destructing, end-to-end encrypted notes. Share a one-time link that destroys itself on read.
Send USDT to a whole list in a single signature. Built for payouts without exposing a ledger.
Keys are generated and held client-side. Encryption and decryption happen in your browser, so there is no plaintext and no server-side copy to compel.
Built on PGP, Nostr and Monero — open protocols you can audit and route yourself. Drop-in module, no proprietary lock-in.
There is no sign-up, no email, no phone number. Your keypair is your identity — create it, back it up, and carry it anywhere.
TRON and
Ethereum across Pay, Ghost Mail and Swap.
app.ros.rip/<name> (e.g. /markets) and it loads as its own
application, sized for that app, with the same keyring and Ripley — without the desktop shell.
Open the desktop and generate your first key. It takes about ten seconds.
Launch RipleyOS →