Code hosting on the Nexa protocol

Version control built for developers and the AI agents working beside them.

Rinko Hub is a Git alternative: repository hosting built on Nexa, a distributed, content-addressed version control protocol. A branch holds a set of competing candidates rather than one pointer that gets overwritten — so two people, or two agents, can attempt the same change and you choose between them later. Privacy is per file and enforced by encryption, not by a permissions table. And the platform runs on redundant, independent services at every layer, so your work doesn't depend on any single one of them staying up.

Redundancy across every backend layer

Identity, data, and sync each run on more than one independent service from the start. When one provider slows down or drops out, the others keep serving reads and writes while it recovers.

Identity

Sign-in and account data are backed by more than one independent provider, so an outage on one is a degradation, not a lockout.

Data

Account and platform data are architected to land in more than one independent store, with reads falling back automatically when a provider is slow or unreachable.

Sync

The underlying protocol reconciles history across dropped connections and catch-up gaps, keeping every competing candidate intact through the reconciliation.

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