try
don't take
our word.
Three ways in, smallest first. None of them requires trusting us — that's the whole point.
one minute — in your browser
a page served from a site cell
Open hello.dregg.works — served byte-for-byte from a published site cell, the publish sealed in a signed receipt chain. Two honest gaps, named: that commitment isn't on the public ledger yet, and the checker that lets your browser verify what arrived — independently, so a lying host can't strip it — is being built right now. Both are one lane, in progress.
a network in plain view
Open portal.dregg.studio and watch the test network: independent machines agreeing on what happened, with proof, block by block.
five minutes — on your machine
Run your own node. Nothing phones home; the proven engine runs locally.
git clone https://github.com/emberian/dregg && cd dregg cargo build -p dregg-node -p dregg-cli ./target/debug/dregg-node init --data-dir /tmp/my-dregg ./target/debug/dregg-node run --data-dir /tmp/my-dregg --enable-faucet --port 8421 & ./target/debug/dregg --node-url http://localhost:8421 demo --passphrase pick-one
The last command runs a whole little life — get funds, claim a name, transfer, revoke — each step a real receipted action. Then try to break a rule (spend money that isn't there) and watch the system refuse, politely, with a reason.
the desktop, running
Real screenshots of the real system — rendered by the system itself, not mocked up.


The desktop ships as a Mac app and Linux AppImage from the repo. Its best trick: drag the timeline and watch the whole desktop rewind through its receipts, like scrubbing a video.