the first app on webË

khėnsu.ñü

webË, private by design. post-quantum.
run profitably by the people.

  • 100 %: Creator and receiver cut of every view, tip, gift or payment
  • <1 ¢: Network fee on each payment, paid to people running nodes
  • 42 ¢: Minimum payout, in your wallet as it’s sent
  • 10 %: Flat app fee on in-app purchases, the lowest in the industry

Creators and receivers keep 100%. The only extra is a network fee under one cent, paid to node operators, and every payout is at least 42¢. Apps on webË take a flat 10% on in-app purchases; tips stay 100% to the person. See the network economics and nufi.

the first app on webË

a messenger with no company in the middle. because there isn’t one.

khėnsu.ñü runs on a network of small computers in people’s homes, not on a company’s servers. No one can read what you send, see who you send it to, or switch it off. It is the first app on webe, a people-run internet that sits on the one you already use.

for creators

get paid directly. keep all of it.

Views, tips, gifts and tickets go straight into your own wallet. No platform cut, no payout schedule, no account someone can freeze. Spend it anywhere with a tap.

  1. A fan paysA view, a tip, a gift or a ticket, from a chat, the Feed, a live room or your site.
  2. Hidden on the waySent through the shielded pool over the mixnet. No public record of who paid whom.
  3. In your walletOn your iPhone, in seconds. Nobody else holds it, so nobody can freeze it.
  4. Tap to spendApple Pay at any contactless terminal, converted to USDC and then your currency as you pay.
The promise of crypto, realized.Pay with khėnsu.ñü coin anywhere Apple Pay worksTap your iPhone or Apple Watch at any contactless terminal. Your coin converts to USDC, then to the shop’s currency, in the moment you pay. The shop just sees a card payment.
  1. 1 Pick khėnsu.ñü coin in your wallet
  2. 2 It converts to USDC automatically
  3. 3 Tap to pay with Apple Pay
What you keep from a $10 tipBefore tax
  • khėnsu.ñü tip, network fee only$9.99+
  • OnlyFans standard share$8.00
  • YouTube super chat$7.00
  • Twitch standard subscription$5.00
  • Straight to your walletPayments land on your own phone, not in a platform account. A 42¢ minimum payout, no waiting for the end of the month.
  • No cut, fees under 1¢khėnsu.ñü takes nothing. Sending, receiving and withdrawing each cost a network fee under 1¢, which pays the people running the nodes.
  • Your suñůlink.shield is a full nodeIts own battery, a guard chip that holds its keys and controls every radio, and a mesh radio that works with no internet; the large-capacity version adds a satellite radio. The network pays for the relay work it does into the same wallet.
  • Tap to pay anywhereApple Pay over NFC, with your balance converted to USDC and then your local currency the moment you pay.
  • Private for your fansSupporters pay through the shielded pool, so there’s no public list of who backs whom.
  • Yours if you leaveYour handle, followers and money are tied to your keys, not to us. Nothing to deplatform.

Payments are offered region by region, following legal review in each. Apple Pay spending runs through a licensed card partner, which by law verifies your identity and sees purchases made with that card; your messages and the rest of your wallet stay private. Paid digital content inside the iPhone app follows Apple’s purchase rules; tips go 100% to the creator. The network fee is an estimate. Shield and node rewards are paid by the protocol for verified work and vary; this is not a promise of earnings. Other platforms’ shares are their published standard terms and differ by programme and region. Apple Pay and Apple Watch are trademarks of Apple Inc.; the animation is our own illustration of Apple’s published in-store steps; the Contactless Indicator is a trademark of EMVCo, LLC; Android and Google Pay are trademarks of Google LLC; USDC is issued by Circle. No affiliation or endorsement.

ñü.network & fans pay artists directly

from fan to artist.
nobody takes a cut in between.

Studios, labels and streaming services keep most of what people spend on art. On khėnsu.ñü, fans pay the people who made it, in the app, and the only charge is a network fee under 1¢ to send, receive or withdraw. And you keep every right to your work: publishing, copyright, trademarks and IP, like nowhere else. There are no ads: you’re paid for people using and interacting with your work, every play and view, and every tip and gift.

how payments work

0%platform cut
100%of every view and tip, gift or payment to the artist
<1¢network fee a payment, estimate
42¢minimum payout
Views and plays: what reaches the artist for 1,000 playsUS dollars for streams or views. On khėnsu.ñü, a cent a play with no cut; drag to change the number of plays.
  • Paid for the plays, before label or platform share
  • Reaches the artist
  • khėnsu.ñü, all to the artist

Estimates checked 2026-10-11; services pay from a monthly pool, not a fixed rate, and pay varies by country, plan and audience. Signed-artist figures apply a 15–20% royalty to the rights holders’ payout, before recoupment. On khėnsu.ñü every play pays the artist 1¢ and khėnsu.ñü takes no cut, so $10 per 1,000 plays reaches the artist in full. The play rate is the same for everyone; artists set prices only for what they sell, such as albums, tickets and in-app purchases; tips arrive in full, and paid content bought inside the iPhone app follows Apple’s purchase rules. Sources: khėnsu.ñü, creator pay (1¢ a play, no platform cut); MilX and AIR Media-Tech, YouTube pay per view in 2026 (300 channels, May 2025–May 2026); YouTube Help, YouTube partner earnings overview (55% to creators); Apple Music for Artists, average per-play rate $0.01 (individual plans); Songkeeper, How much does Spotify pay per stream (2025); Music.co.uk, Per-stream pay to a signed artist; artist.tools, How much does Spotify pay per stream; AIR Media-Tech, Shorts RPM vs long-form (274 channels, 2026); YouTube Help, Shorts monetization policies (45% to creators).

Everything you sell: what you keep when fans pay $100Tickets to digital or real-world events, and one-off purchases such as albums, downloads and in-app purchases. The shares stay the same from $100 to $1 billion; drag to change the amount.
  • khėnsu.ñü, kept by the artist
  • Kept by the artist
  • Range
  • Taken by the platform and label

Published terms checked 2026-10-11. Every platform here takes a share, so the split is the same at $100 or $1 billion; the App Store’s 15% rate covers developers earning under $1 million a year and subscriptions after their first year, otherwise 30%. The Spotify row is an estimate: about two-thirds of Spotify’s revenue goes to rights holders, and a typical new-artist label deal pays the artist 15–20% of that, before any advance is recouped; songwriting royalties are paid separately. Card fees are worked out at typical payment sizes. khėnsu.ñü’s network fee is an estimate. Apps built on khėnsu.ñü pay a flat 10% of their own in-app purchases and app subscriptions, never scaled up or down; views, gifts, tickets, sales and tips pay no cut. Sources: Spotify, Loud & Clear FAQ (about two-thirds paid to rights holders); AndR. Learning Center, Record deals explained 2026 (15–25% royalty for new artists); Agarunov Law, Record deals explained 2026 (15–20% of net receipts); YouTube Help, Shorts monetization policies; YouTube Help, YouTube partner earnings overview; Twitch Help, Plus Program; Twitch Help, Affiliate Program FAQ (standard 50/50); Apple Developer, App Store Small Business Program; Apple Developer, Auto-renewable subscriptions; OnlyFans, Terms of Service (archived copy); Patreon Help, Standard platform fee for new creators after 4 August 2025; Kickstarter, Fees: United States; khėnsu.ñü, Shielded payments: Creators (no platform cut; network fee only, estimate).

  • No ads, everYou’re paid for people using and interacting with your work: a cent for every play and view, and every tip and gift in full. Nobody pays to put an ad in front of your fans.
  • Paid straight to youViews, tips, gifts, sales and live tickets go from a fan’s wallet to yours. No platform cut and no card processor in between.
  • Funded by fans, not advancesRaise the money for a film, an album or a tour with nufi. Backers pay only if you reach your goal, and you keep your rights.
  • Everyone on the credits paidSet the split once, and every payment is shared between collaborators automatically. No label recoupment first.
  • Every right stays yoursPublishing rights, copyright, trademarks and IP, like nowhere else. khėnsu.ñü takes no licence to your work, no share of your masters or publishing, and never trains AI on it.

Payments are offered region by region, following legal review in each. Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Twitch, Patreon, OnlyFans and Kickstarter are trademarks of their owners; no affiliation. Their terms change often and differ by programme and region.

how it’s paid for

no ads. no data sold. no mining.

People who want more pay a small subscription, privately. That pays the people who run the network, in proportion to the work they can prove they did. Nobody pays for your attention, because nobody gets it.

  1. 01

    you pay for more, privately

    Messaging is free. Bigger files and more storage come with a small subscription, through the App Store, the web or the token. What you pay is never linked to what you do.

  2. 02

    subscriptions fund the network

    A fixed share of every subscription buys and burns the network’s token. The network pays out new tokens only for verified work, so more use means more income for operators.

  3. 03

    operators earn for real work

    Forwarding, storing and serving, proven by receipts that can’t be linked to anyone. A Pi uses about as much power as a light bulb.

Not an offer of securities or a promise of earnings. Pricing and token details are subject to legal review.

economics

nu.network paid for work, content owned by only the creator(s).

No shareholders between you and your audience. People who make things and people who carry them are paid directly, and the network keeps nothing in between.

  • No owner takes a cutViews, tips and gifts go straight to creators. The network fee goes to the people running the nodes.
  • One rate, worldwideA node in Tangier earns the same per gigabyte as one in Berlin, and that money goes about 2.5× further.
  • A cent a playEvery view or play pays the creator 1¢, $10 per 1,000, and no one takes a cut. A fan’s money only goes to what they watched.
Going live or posting a videoEstimates per number of views, where a view is one minute watched
Item1 thousand views1 million views1 billion views1 trillion views
Data sent with ñü.media4 MB a view4 GB4 TB4 PB4 EB
Data sent as Instagram’s own file18.8 MB a view18.8 GB18.8 TB18.8 PB18.8 EB
Paid to the nodes that deliver itall nodes together$0.02–0.06$24–60$24k–60k$24M–60M
Paid to the creator1¢ a view, no cut$10$10,000$10M$10B

Estimates, not promises. nu.media at 500 kbit/s plus audio; three node hops a view, paid $0.002–0.005 per GB. A view is one minute watched, of a post, a video or a live stream; the same minute costs and pays the same either way, so content people stay for earns more. Creators are paid 1¢ a view with no cut; tips and paid subscriptions come on top. A trillion views is a whole platform’s traffic, not one video. Node rates and prices can change.

Compared with where creators are nowFor your own content, live or posted
PlatformPlatform keeps from tips and subscriptionsPays you per 1,000 viewsAds on your work
khėnsu.ñü0%$10, no cutNone
TikTokAbout half of LIVE gifts$0.40–1.00, videos over 1 minuteYes
InstagramUp to 10% of subscriptions, plus app store feesNo general pay per viewYes
FacebookKeeps the markup on Stars; you get $0.01 a StarVaries with ad revenueYes
Patreon10% plus payment fees, new creatorsNoneNo
OnlyFans20%NoneNo

Other platforms’ terms as they published them or as creators widely reported them in 2025, before Apple’s and Google’s fees on in-app purchases where those apply; programmes vary by country and change often. khėnsu.ñü’s figure is the estimate above. TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Patreon and OnlyFans are trademarks of their owners; no affiliation.

ñü.media

less data. same picture.

Our own image and video codec runs on your iPhone’s Neural Engine. Photos and video take a fraction of the data, keep their resolution and HDR, and still travel inside the stealth rhythm.

progressive download

Preview first, full detail in seconds

A preview lands in the first slot and sharpens as the rest arrive.

How ñü.media video measuresQuality scores against H.264, HEVC and AV1, what each layer does, and how we test.See the measurements →
Runs on every iPhone with iOS 26Neural Engine cores, A13 Bionic to A20 Pro
  • A138
  • A1416
  • A1516
  • A1616
  • A17 Pro16
  • A1816
  • A1916
  • A20 Pro2 × 16

Tuned for A20 Pro’s dual 16-core Neural Engine: highest resolution and frame rate. Earlier chips run the same format, with less enhancement. Also on Apple silicon iPad and Mac.

All video figures are benchmarks: VMAF (4K model for 4K) on 6-second clips.H.264 and HEVC from an iPhone Air’s hardware encoder (iOS 26.6.1) at live-call settings; AV1 from SVT-AV1real time on an M1 Pro, as iPhone has no AV1 encoder; nu.media as its half-size base layer, and end to end on iPhone with Apple’ssuper resolution. Only the dashed lines aren’t measured: AV2 (about 30% under AV1, per AOMedia) andDCVC-RT (its authors’ gain over H.266) are scaled from our AV1 curve. Photo results aren’t shown here. Results: 720p,4K.

ñü.řåł

Per-Ankh. your records, kept only by you.

In ancient Egypt, the Per-Ankh, the House of Life, was where scribes kept the records. Ours lives on your phone: everything you’ve said, heard and shared, searchable and askable, and readable by no one else.

  • Remembers what mattersPlans, dates, decisions, places and the things people asked you, each linked to the message it came from.
  • Answers with sourcesAsk anything and get an answer that cites the exact messages, voice notes and photos it read.
  • Post-quantum encrypted, never exportedKept under AES-256 with a key the Secure Enclave never releases. Never backed up, synced or sent anywhere, so there’s no traffic to see.
  • Built on Apple IntelligenceApple’s on-device model only, after Face ID. No cloud, ever. Delete a message and everything learned from it goes too.

Per-Ankh

What’s our Greek islands sailing plan?
  • WordsFull-text search
  • MeaningOn-device embeddings
  • ConnectionsPeople, places, plans
  • Time“In May”

12–19 May, from Athens. Kea, Syros, Mykonos, Paros, Ios, Santorini, then Naxos. Ana added Ios on Tuesday; Sam booked the boat.

Ana · Tue 14:02Sam · charter PDFSkipper · voice note

Search works on every iPhone with iOS 26; answers need Apple Intelligence (iPhone 15 Pro or later). Apple Intelligence is a trademark of Apple Inc.

run a node. be part of the network.

A Raspberry Pi 5, a Mac, or an old iPhone on Wi-Fi. Tell us you’re in and we’ll get you set up.

A ñüCode.

ñüCode

no QR codes. a ñüCode that’s only yours.

Show your ñüCode and a friend’s camera reads it in about two seconds. 444 points, placed by the data they carry, so no two ñüCodes are alike.

  • New every timeEach live ñüCode carries a fresh one-time ML-KEM-1024 key, so a photo of it is useless once it’s used or after five minutes.
  • In your contact cardAdd your khėnsu.ñü profile to your own card in Contacts, so it travels with NameDrop and contact sharing. Only your public handle, never keys.
  • In Apple WalletYour ñüCode as a Wallet pass, with no barcode and no web service behind it, so it never phones home.

app design

feels like iOS. because it is.

Built only from Apple’s own Liquid Glass controls on iOS, iPadOS and macOS 26, so it looks like it shipped with your iPhone. Scroll through the screens.