Run your own Nevod node

A node is a small server through which phones exchange messages and calls. It only ever sees encrypted data. An organization, community, school or family can run its own — which is exactly why the network has no central point controlled by the developer.

What you need

• A computer or server with Linux or Windows and Docker installed
• 1 GB of RAM or more
• For access from the internet — a public address or domain; for a city network or Wi-Fi, a local address is enough

How it works

1. The node runs in Docker and has a web admin panel.
2. In the panel you set the node's name and admission mode (open, by invitation, or with administrator approval), and optionally join the node to the Nevod network.
3. Phones connect to the node by its address or an invitation QR code.

A public release of the node software is in preparation. For now, access is on request at support@nevod.network. Setting up a node with the help of an AI assistant is also in development.