Tor Access
getbased is fully accessible as a Tor hidden service. When you visit the clearnet site or app using Tor Browser, a purple ".onion available" badge appears in the address bar — click it to switch to the .onion version.
.onion Addresses
| Service | Address |
|---|---|
| Website | p75tbgf5smjkrq7pqap5bkq6esrgin66q6td2lmukbxo5r3gyocfqxid.onion |
| App | iobqafpywmncin7m2wpvbemouvulaeb7jnvtvugxnru4gpneushb5jyd.onion |
| Sync relay | udou6gehyfpfccdjpibmuttaoauawmh5cgzszffnskbvczppvr2sfjad.onion |
What Changes on .onion
- AI API calls go directly to your provider (OpenRouter, Routstr, PPQ, Venice) over HTTPS — the Vercel proxy is bypassed
- Sync relay automatically switches to the .onion relay address (
ws://) instead of the clearnet relay (wss://) - All app features work — PDF import, AI chat, encryption, DNA import, everything
Sync Across Clearnet and .onion
Your sync mnemonic works on both clearnet and .onion. The app detects which environment you're in and uses the correct relay:
- Clearnet:
wss://sync.getbased.health - Tor:
ws://udou6gehyfpfccdjpibmuttaoauawmh5cgzszffnskbvczppvr2sfjad.onion
Both relay endpoints point to the same server. Data synced from clearnet is available on .onion and vice versa.
Limitations
- OpenRouter OAuth requires a clearnet callback URL — use API key entry instead when on .onion
- Umami analytics (privacy-respecting, no cookies) is not loaded on .onion
- AI providers are clearnet services — your prompts travel over HTTPS to the provider. For maximum privacy, use Venice with E2EE enabled