Berty Labs

Berty Labs

Explore IPFS on mobile

4 ratings
4 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 9, 2022
  • January 9, 2022

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Explore the decentralized web on your mobile device. This app offers tools to analyze the IPFS network, browse decentralized art collections, and check service health. It's designed for those curious about peer-to-peer technologies.

IPFS Network Analysis Interface
Decentralized Art Collection Browser
Service Health Checker
Gateway Race Tool
Peer-to-Peer Technology Exploration
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What's New in Berty Labs

1.6.7

January 9, 2022

User reviews

A Good Start

This app seems like it has a dated kubo in it.

Stuff I do on my desktop with kubo 0.36.0 can’t seem to be found with this (first?) version of Berty Labs.

I used default values on the desktop and didn’t pass any arguments to tell kubo to use deprecated stuff.

However at some point I was able to load something, not sure it came from the LAN or from the swarm…more testing needed.
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No bueno 👎

Tbh, the rather obfuscated nature of IPFS protocol and its network has always had me raising an eyebrow. In its current state, I question what the big push for it has been, given the main thing it successfully functions as, is a(n) (only partially reliable), volunteer network for decentralized cloud storage. There was very high ambition for what this protocol would eventually become, but development and hype seem to have died as soon as the "web3 dream" turned out to be more of a fancy name for a pre-existing concept (crypto currency ecosystem). So now that those bubbles have popped, my assumption was that IPFS would be repurposed under a more simplistic, less ambitious P2P DCS system, but many of its community developers have abandoned it for one of the various up-and-coming novel web protocols, and this client is yet another example of this being the case. I seemingly cannot even access the core components of IPFS on here. I can literally interface with more IPFS functions in a traditional web browser, than I can from this app.
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Needs 1 feature

The IPFS Web UI is great but it desperately needs the ability to download files

Smooth and familiar

Looks and feels just like I’m using IPFS on my desktop pc. Love it! I just wish the downloading worked. Download button does not do anything currently. I just need a way to download my files natively on my device and I’d give it 5 stars.

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FAQ

What is Berty Labs used for?

Berty Labs is a serverless application that provides tools and examples for exploring the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) on mobile devices. It allows users to analyze the IPFS network, browse decentralized art collections, and check service health.

Is Berty Labs free to use?

Yes, Berty Labs is completely free to use. It is developed by Berty Technologies, a non-profit organization dedicated to creating open-source technologies for everyone.

What devices does Berty Labs support?

Berty Labs is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to run on iOS platforms.

What is the age rating for Berty Labs?

Berty Labs has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in exploring decentralized technologies.

How often is Berty Labs updated?

The latest version of Berty Labs is 1.6.7, which was last updated on January 9, 2022. While specific update frequency is not detailed, the app is actively developed.

Does Berty Labs have ads?

No, Berty Labs does not contain advertisements. As a free, open-source application, it focuses on providing a clean user experience without interruptions.

What are the main features of Berty Labs?

Key features include an IPFS WebUI for network analysis, an Art Collection browser for decentralized art, a Services Health checker, and a Gateways Race tool to compare performance.

Who developed Berty Labs?

Berty Labs is developed by Berty Technologies, a non-profit organization committed to building and distributing open-source technologies for the peer-to-peer ecosystem.