An open-source, non-custodial Bitcoin wallet for desktop, implementing trustless coinjoin over Tor.
Open-source Bitcoin wallet with coinjoin
An open-source, non-custodial Bitcoin wallet for desktop, implementing trustless coinjoin over Tor.
Ginger Wallet is an open-source, non-custodial Bitcoin wallet for desktop that implements trustless coinjoin over Tor.
The audience runs from people who will read the source before installing anything to people who have simply been told they should care about privacy. Both have to be served on the same page.
Privacy software carries a specific obligation: explain what it protects against without overclaiming. Overclaiming here is a safety problem rather than a marketing one.
We led with what the software does and how — open source, non-custodial, trustless by design — in plain terms, and kept the download path short.
Coinjoin is the concept everything else rests on, so it gets a proper explanation rather than a link to a whitepaper. The project's own history is included, because provenance matters to this audience.
Technical depth stays available one level down instead of being flattened out of the page entirely.
The result is honest about the mechanism and still approachable to a first-time user — a balance most privacy tools miss in one direction or the other.