xlm.sh

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Open .xlm sites in any browser.

xlm.sh turns a Soroban Domain into a web address. Point your name at a site on IPFS and it is live at your-name.xlm.sh, with nothing for visitors to install.

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How a name becomes a site

  1. The name

    blend.xlm.sh is looked up as blend.xlm in the Soroban Domains registry, which says which Stellar account the name points to.

  2. The record

    That account's data entry app.xlm_sh.ipfs holds the site's IPFS CID, or an IPNS name that can be updated without a transaction.

  3. The site

    xlm.sh fetches the content from its own IPFS nodes and serves it over HTTPS, on an origin of its own.

Set up your siteRead the record specification

What you get

Free, no sign-up
Setting your record costs a Stellar transaction fee (a fraction of a cent) and keeps 0.5 XLM in your account as the reserve for the data entry, returned when you remove it.
Private by default
Every site gets its own origin and hardened headers. The gateways do not log visitor IP addresses.
Kept fast and online
Sites visited through xlm.sh are pinned on xlm.sh's IPFS nodes, across more than one server.
Yours, not ours
The name lives on Stellar and the content on IPFS. Any IPFS gateway can still serve your CID.