Twoblade
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Type of site | Experimental software hosting / Email provider |
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| Owner | Outpoot (FaceDev) |
| URL | twoblade.com |
| Commercial | No |
| Registration | Required |
| Launched | May 2025 |
| Current status | Active |
| Written in | JavaScript |
Twoblade is a personal software lab and experimental project suite created by independent developer and YouTuber Outpoot (known online as FaceDev). [1]Launched in May 2025, Twoblade.com serves as the primary public instance of the innovative SHARP email protocol, a JSON-based replacement for traditional email.
In addition to hosting the web client, Twoblade acts as a showcase for future-forward software prototypes and serves as a community hub for developers interested in protocol design, UI/UX innovation, and self-hosted services.
Overview
[edit]Twoblade was introduced in tandem with the launch of the Sharp protocol, as part of the FaceDev video titled "I made my own Email Protocol". The project combines experimental front-end design, modern web protocols, and humorous yet practical software engineering philosophies.
Features
[edit]Twoblade.com includes:
- A live, publicly accessible instance of the Sharp email system.
- Account creation with built-in IQ test and vocabulary limiter.
- Access to Sharp’s inbox, real-time chat, and PWA support.
- Explorable UI with minimalistic and reactive design themes.
Development
[edit]The front-end and server-side code for Twoblade are open-source, released under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International license, and available on GitHub as part of the twoblade repository.
See also
[edit]- Sharp (email protocol)
- Self-hosting (web services)
- Experimental software
- Garymail – another Sharp-compatible provider
External links
[edit]- ^ FaceDev (2025-05-19). I made my own Email Protocol. Retrieved 2025-05-19 – via YouTube.