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Echoes v0.2.0 A big one — new ways to organize and personalize your notes, a much nicer voice note experience, and several real data-integrity fixes found through actual daily use. New Per-note colors — pick a background for any note from seven pastel options (post-it yellow, red, purple, blue, green, orange, white). Text color is never guessed: it's chosen by comparing WCAG contrast ratios against the actual background, so it stays readable in both light and dark app themes. Picking a color triggers a circular reveal animation that sweeps across the whole screen — title bar included. Voice notes, reworked — recordings are now inline and positionable in the note body, just like images: write a line, drop in a 25-minute recording, keep writing below it. The recorder panel slides in/out, has a proper red record button, keeps the screen awake while recording, and lets you set a custom timestamp on any recording (long-press it). Note search — a search icon in the Home app bar filters the current tab (Notes or Diary) by title, body, or checklist item text. Checklist quality-of-life — hide/show completed items, clear all completed items in one tap, and a live "N of M done" counter. Checklists now always open straight into editing — there's nothing to "read" in a working list. Contextual formatting toolbar — bold/italic/heading/list/link now appear only when you actually select text, freeing up the space above the body for the voice recorder instead of a permanently-docked ribbon. Autosave — edits are saved locally a moment after you stop typing, as a safety net against the back button or the app closing mid-edit. List/grid toggle moved to Home, next to search, instead of buried in Settings. The note's own title now lives in the app bar — editable in place, no more redundant "Edit note" label with the real title further down. Smaller downloads: release APKs are now split per architecture (arm64/armeabi-v7a) alongside the universal one. Fixed Attachments silently failing to reach relays: Primal's Blossom host and nostr.build's NIP-96 host both turned out to actively reject encrypted uploads outright (verified by direct probing) — every image/voice note sent through them was doomed from the start. Swapped the built-in defaults to hosts confirmed to store opaque encrypted blobs correctly. A real data-loss race: a background sync cycle uploading an attachment (and deleting the local plaintext) could have its result overwritten by a stale in-memory copy from an open editor's autosave — permanently losing the decryption key while the plaintext was already gone. Fixed at the storage layer (uploaded state can no longer regress to pending), with the in-memory note list and any open editor now kept in sync with what actually lands on disk. Voice notes always playing back the first recording when a note had more than one — missing widget identity (Key) caused Flutter to reuse the wrong player state. New recordings were stored in a cache directory the OS is allowed to purge at any time — losing not-yet-synced voice notes for good. They now live in persistent app storage. Saving a note (✓) now returns you to the note itself instead of kicking you back to the list.

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Echoes: notes that are actually yours. I've been building an offline-first notes app that uses Nostr for sync instead of a cloud you have to trust. Every note, checklist, image, and voice memo saves locally first — it works with zero connection, always. Syncing to relays is a separate, deliberate action, never automatic. And everything that leaves your device is already encrypted before it goes: note content is NIP-44 self-encrypted, images and voice notes are AES-256-GCM encrypted client-side before upload. Relays and file hosts only ever see ciphertext, never your notes. A few things I care about: - Sign in with your own key, or delegate signing to Amber (NIP-55) — your nsec never touches the app. - Point it at any relay, including one you self-host over Tailscale or your own network. - Optional password lock on the local database itself, on top of everything else. - A diary mode, for date-tagged journal entries. - No accounts, no telemetry, no ads, donations are welcome if you like these kind of projects. It's early (v0.1) and GPLv3. Built it because I wanted notes I actually own and also because Fuck Google always and forever. Feedback from people who live the self-hosted life is very welcome. Get it on zapstore

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Offline-first, end-to-end encrypted notes — synced privately over Nostr, on your terms.

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A offline-first, end-to-end encrypted notes app that syncs privately over Nostr, on your terms. - Lwb89dev/echoes

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