Global Access

Updated: 7 October 2026 · every entry point below leads to the same Tukuk-OS.

Tukuk-OS is served from hundreds of cities and offers several independent ways in. If one path is blocked by your network or country, use another — the site content is identical everywhere.

Three doors, one site

Primary Main website

https://tukuk.org

Cloudflare anycast edge — usually reachable worldwide, even where individual origin servers are filtered.

Onion Tor Browser (recommended if the domain is blocked)

http://d33axv7iaq4sp5hlwjn7i2tovkuxmxc53xl2drjhve7mboitsoicdfid.onion/

  1. Install Tor Browser.
  2. Paste the address above — or just open https://tukuk.org: the site sends an Onion-Location header, so Tor Browser will offer to open the onion version automatically.
  3. Your connection leaves the Tor network inside our own server — no clearnet domain is needed at all.

Mirror Backup mirror

https://tukuk-fallback.fevianbenjo48.workers.dev/

A static copy of the main pages on a different domain — useful if tukuk.org itself is DNS-blocked.

If DNS is poisoned or blocked

Use DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) so your resolver cannot lie about where tukuk.org lives:

  1. Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → DNS over HTTPS → enable → choose Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) or Google (dns.google).
  2. Chrome/Edge: Settings → Privacy and security → Security → Use secure DNS → pick a provider.
  3. Mobile: install the 1.1.1.1 app (Cloudflare WARP) or set a private DNS name (one.one.one.one / dns.google) in Android settings.

If Tor itself is blocked

Tor Browser supports bridges — entry points that are not publicly listed:

  1. Tor Browser → hamburger menu → Configure Connection → Use a bridge.
  2. Enable Request a bridge (built-in obfs4) or get bridges from bridges.torproject.org and paste them in.
  3. Then open the onion address above as usual.

Honest limits

No service on Earth can promise it will never be blocked — any government can filter a domain, an IP or even a TLS fingerprint. What Tukuk-OS does instead is keep several independent doors open: an anycast main domain, a Tor onion service, and a mirror on a separate domain. If one door closes, another one leads to exactly the same site.

Ownership & Legal

Tukuk-OS is an independent, self-hosted internet portal (search, AI, apps, games, chat, radio) and knowledge site. The content is original (articles written for this site) or drawn from clearly public sources — it contains no infringing, unlawful or restricted material. Any dispute, takedown request or legal question should go through the contact channel first; transparency and a real reply are always available.

Being lawful cuts both ways: because there is nothing here that violates the law, an arbitrary block of this site says more about the blocker than about the site.