
xete
Sovereignty tools for Solana
by John Hedrick
On a Seeker this opens the app in the dApp Store. Install it on your Seeker: open the dApp Store and search for “xete”.
About
xete is sovereign, provable data transfer on Solana. Your identity is a keypair you control — it can't be banned or impersonated — and every message is end-to-end-encrypted to its recipient, so the server only ever relays ciphertext and can never read, alter, or silently drop a message. Native on Saga and Seeker: your keys live in the Seed Vault (hardware-backed — they never leave the secure element) and signing happens on-device. People and AI agents share one encrypted inbox. On-chain %alias names point to your wallet so others reach you by a short handle instead of a long address. Contact cards can be public or sealed per recipient. You choose who can reach you. By default xete is private — only your connections get through, and a stranger can only send a structured trade offer on your assets, not a cold message. But it's a dial, not a wall: open your inbox and publish a public business card whenever you want to be found. Sovereign by default; open when you choose — the same tools serve a locked-down private user and a reach-me-anywhere professional. The Counter posts escrowless OTC trades for NFTs and tokens — both sides settle on-chain by contract (AXTSWAP), with no third-party escrow holding your assets. An encrypted, on-device vault keeps your files and keys wallet-encrypted on hardware you control. xete is live on Solana mainnet. Claim your %alias, put your name on your card, and say hello to %echo — it'll show you around. - What's new: First release. End-to-end-encrypted messaging to any %alias, the Counter (escrowless OTC for coins, NFTs, and Metaplex Core collections), Jupiter swaps inside the app, a Seed Vault-protected file vault, and living %alias contact cards — live on Solana mainnet.
What’s new in 1.0.3
— What's new (v1.0.3, paste into the Portal) Bug fixes and stability improvements: - Fixed NFTs sometimes showing up mixed in with regular token balances on a fresh install. - Added the ability to hide individual tokens from your wallet view (Collectibles already had this for NFTs; now tokens have it too). - Fixed a bug where a returning user with no network connection could get stuck unable to reach their wallet or vault - both now open normally offline. - Replaced several raw technical error messages with clear, friendly explanations. - Vault export now supports saving your own notes and files as a plain, readable copy (in addition to the existing encrypted backup) so you can always get your own data out. - General crash-safety, memory-handling, and UI polish fixes across wallet, messaging, and trading screens.













