Welcome to Sharenote

Every interaction on the open web can now carry verifiable proof that a real human chose to spend real energy on it.

Sharenote is the protocol that makes this possible. It turns raw computational work into portable, signed, publicly verifiable notes — usable for sorting feeds, weighting content, curating AI training data, and auditing mining payouts.

For Miners

Your hardware already prints work every second. Sharenote publishes that work to an open network where it counts in more places at once — without changing your existing pool setup.

What is a Sharenote?

For Builders

Apply consensus weight to real interactions. A proof-of-work note costs real computation to produce — AI spam gets filtered entirely out of your curated feed, leaving only verifiable human curation.

Agent Integration Guide

For Pool Operators

Publish signed payout records to the open relay network. Every miner independently verifies their proportional share — your accounting becomes publicly auditable by default.

Sources of Work Guide

For Publishers

Attach a proof-of-work note to content. In a world of zero-cost AI generation, a Sharenote proves a human chose to spend real energy on this specific piece of work.

Use Cases

What Sharenote Enables

Know exactly what you earned. Pool payouts become signed, public records on the relay network. Any miner can independently recompute their proportional share from the published events alone.

One hash, every chain it qualifies for. A single computation that meets a high difficulty target automatically qualifies for every lower target too. One hash, credited across every chain and pool agreement it satisfies — without splitting your hardware.

Your feed, sorted by energy — not algorithms. Attach a proof-of-work limit to feed sorting, upvoting content, and curating data for LLM fine-tuning. Bots that mass-produce noise must spend real energy for each insertion. No accounts. No algorithms in the dark.

Just curious? Start with What is a Sharenote? — no mining knowledge required.

Ready to build? Jump to The Market or read the SNIP specifications.