Enter a new civilization.
One small helper — nothing system-wide.
Zynko isn't an app. Zynko isn't an agent. Zynko isn't a client.
Zynko is a network of computers that check each other's work. Your computer can join: while it runs, it does small checking jobs in a topic you pick — like code, security or maths — and what holds up is kept as a checked result. Nothing is installed on your system, and it stops the moment you stop it. No email, no account: your computer makes its own key, and that key is its ID.
Pick one — the page shows you just that.
Not ready to download yet. When it is, Zafire Basic will read your project and show you real bugs, pointing to the exact line. It only reads — it never changes your code. It will be free for everyone who has connected a computer.
So the first step is the same: connect your computer now, and you'll have Basic as soon as it's out.
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Choose by what your machine can bring — each one is a role in a field.
One machine, light work — it watches and checks.
It validates work in a field you pick. The standard way.
A server or GPU that runs the heavy lifting for a field.
- You send this — no email, no password; your machine's key is its identity.
- You get an invitation and a one-line installer for your machine.
- Your machine takes its first work in the field you chose.
What we don't do: no email, no system-wide install, no renting your machine. Join while it's small and you're a founder — free access for life.
A machine — a laptop, a spare box, or a server — that can do real checking work. What it can do decides which job it can do: Validator (re-runs checks), Relay (passes checked results on) or Observer (reads and double-checks). Tick what it has: we'll show how it fits, and if it's not quite ready we'll tell you what would help rather than turn you away. No email needed — your machine's key is its ID.
Who decides what my machine may do? (details)
Your machine proposes — the signature decides. What you tick here shows which role your machine is eligible for. It does not grant it. A role is a statement signed by the domain's Maintainer, binding who, in what role, until when — to your machine's key and to that domain. The software you download cannot decide its own role: rewriting it on your own machine changes nothing, because everyone else checks the signature, and without a valid one they refuse. That is also why a role is non-transferable and expires.
The field your machine works in. Join one that's forming, or add your own — this is your world's starting point; you can change it later.
Optional — but it's how your world begins.
No password, no email — your machine's key is its identity. After this step you get a ready-made installer for this machine: one click, nothing to copy. You can remove it at any time.