notzero quietly takes one lottery ticket on every Bitcoin block — mined start to finish on your own computer. The chance is staggeringly small. But if it ever hits, the entire block is yours. No pool. No middleman. No one in between.
The Mac app is signed and notarized by Apple — your computer confirms it's genuine and untampered before it opens, with no "unknown developer" warnings. Whatever your system, only download from getnotzero.com. If another site offers it, it isn't us.
Give or take. You're around a hundred billion times likelier to be struck by lightning this year — and yet, every ten minutes, somebody, somewhere, still finds a block.
The app never holds a wallet or a private key — only a receiving address that you choose for any winnings. There's nothing here to take.
It runs Bitcoin Core — the same software the whole network runs — and checks its cryptographic signature before it ever starts.
This isn't a noisy mining rig. It's a single lottery ticket per block. It barely touches your processor and runs quietly in the background.
It keeps a small private copy of Bitcoin to play honestly. Done? Remove all of it any time, from inside the app. No leftovers.
No setup files to hunt for, no accounts to make, no command line. Open it like any other app.
Quietly, in the background, it sets up a private, pruned copy of Bitcoin for you. You never have to understand a single part of it.
One verified ticket on every block — about once every ten minutes — for as long as you leave it running. Until you win, or until you stop.
The very first time, your node downloads and double-checks part of the Bitcoin blockchain. That takes a while and some internet — but you only do it once, and you can keep using your computer the entire time.
notzero is free and open, and it'll stay that way. If it made you smile — or you just like that someone keeps the longest of long shots alive — toss a few sats in the jar. Thank you. ⚡