# ohttp.io

> ohttp.io provides independent Oblivious HTTP relay infrastructure.
> Tagline: Split the request from the requester.
> The ohttp.io OHTTP Relay is currently in limited-availability private beta.

## Current public position

- Product: ohttp.io OHTTP Relay.
- Protocol: Oblivious HTTP (OHTTP), RFC 9458.
- The relay forwards encrypted OHTTP messages to a configured gateway without decrypting the encapsulated HTTP request.
- ohttp.io operates the relay independently from the gateway handling the encapsulated request and does not operate both sides of the same customer's OHTTP flow.
- Operational and accounting information is retained as necessary to operate, secure and measure the relay. ohttp.io does not claim zero logging.
- Private-beta customers are onboarded individually with direct integration and testing support.
- Relay infrastructure is provisioned appropriate to the customer's geography.
- Commercial pricing will be announced ahead of General Availability.
- Private-beta participants receive additional service credit for supporting the development of ohttp.io.
- Customer self-service account management and usage analytics are being built for the customer experience.
- Privacy Pass support exists in the relay software; private-beta availability and configuration are agreed during integration.
- mTLS to protected customer gateways is supported where appropriate.

## Not public product claims

ohttp.io does not currently advertise chunked OHTTP, numerical availability SLAs, a free tier, public pricing plans, gateway templates, Terraform modules, key-rotation tooling, a production Privacy Pass issuer, or a public product roadmap.

## Pages

- Home: https://ohttp.io/
- Documentation: https://ohttp.io/docs.html
- News: https://ohttp.io/news/
- Private beta: https://ohttp.io/beta.html
- About: https://ohttp.io/about.html
- Support: https://helpdesk.ohttp.io/

## References

- RFC 9458 — Oblivious HTTP: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9458
- RFC 9292 — Binary Representation of HTTP Messages: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9292
- RFC 9180 — Hybrid Public Key Encryption: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9180