A dedicated network between the clinic and the patient's phone
Temetro Network is a small, high-performance relay that connects the clinic to a patient's wallet app. It replaces the flaky tunnel that used to make sharing work sometimes and not others, so importing a record just works.
Built for reliability
Written in Rust and always on at a stable address, the network is a single job done well: route messages between the clinic and the right phone. No ephemeral tunnels, no cold starts, no “couldn't reach the clinic” when a patient scans the QR.
A relay that can't read your records
The network is a dumb pipe by design. It forwards sealed, end-to-end-encrypted bundles that only the clinic can open, and it stores nothing. The only thing it checks is that a phone really controls its wallet before routing to it.
- Records are sealed on the phone and opened only by the clinic
- The relay forwards ciphertext and keeps no database
- Every device proves control of its wallet with a signature
Yours to host
The network is open source and deploys in minutes on Railway or any container host. Point your clinic and the wallet app at it, and the whole share-and-approve flow runs on infrastructure you control.
Bring your records into the conversation
Open source, self-hostable, and built for the most sensitive data there is. Get started in minutes.