About Geph
Geph is a modular system intended to help people access the internet where national filtering restricts connections. It is designed around censorship circumvention, with a focus on resilience to targeted blocking efforts. The product uses zero-knowledge authentication and states that it does not log browsing activity; this design is intended to prevent browsing activity from being associated with a user's identity. Privacy and resistance to filtering are central to its purpose. Geph's software stack is open source, and the system is intended for internet use in environments with restrictive filtering. Its main role is to provide a way to reach online content despite those restrictions, combining access around filtering with an authentication approach designed to separate browsing activity from personal identity.
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