A modern, lightweight protocol between Gopher and the web.
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Gemini is a modern internet protocol launched in 2019 that sits between Gopher's simplicity and the web's complexity. It uses TLS encryption by default, supports a simple markup language (gemtext), and deliberately excludes tracking, ads, and JavaScript.
Our Gemini capsule hosts content in the Gemini way — clean, private, and focused on reading.
gemini://gemini.runable.app:11965
All Gemini connections use TLS. Privacy is built into the protocol, not bolted on.
Gemtext is a minimal markup format — headings, links, lists, and quotes. No complex HTML or CSS.
No cookies, no JavaScript, no analytics. The protocol makes surveillance impractical by design.
Desktop applications for browsing Geminispace.
Win, Mac, Linux — The gold standard. It feels like a premium browser with tabs, bookmarks, and beautiful typography. It even supports Gopher and has a sidebar for page outlines.
Win, Mac, Linux — Pure minimalism. A high-speed C++/Qt client that purposefully avoids any complex styling to keep the experience distraction-free.
Win, Mac, Linux — The multi-tool. A Rust-based browser that handles Gemini, Gopher, and Finger protocols in one clean interface.
Win, Mac, Linux — Modern design. Built with Rust and GTK4, it has a very sleek, modern feel that integrates well with Linux desktops and macOS.
Windows — Windows native. Designed specifically to feel like a standard Windows 10/11 application.
Terminal-based tools for browsing Geminispace from the command line.
Win, Mac, Linux — The most popular TUI client. Feature-rich with tabs, bookmarks, and TOFU certificate management.
GitHub → or go install
BSD, Mac, Linux — A fast, well-designed TUI client with a vi-like interface and strong focus on security.
telescope-browser.org → or pkg install telescope
Mac, Linux — A multi-protocol terminal browser that handles Gemini, Gopher, and Finger with a focus on simplicity.
bombadillo.colorfield.space → or go install
Linux, BSD — A minimal CLI client and line-mode browser written in C. Great for scripts and quick lookups.
sr.ht/~sircmpwn/gmni → — build from source