Offline Me needs self-controlled IDs and wallets to live in the physical world. Online Me also first needs self-controlled IDs and wallets to live in the digital world. Then Me can chat and browse. In Chat, Me uses the IDs and pays for relays per message with the wallets. In Browser, Me uses the IDs to log in to web apps and pays in Bitcoin with the wallets.

Images and videos sent in Keychat chats are end-to-end encrypted. View quoted note →

@brugeman Would you consider adding extension login (NIP-07)?

For Bitcoiners, paying per search with ecash sats would be better. View quoted note →

This is the app we Bitcoiners truly want, and we are gradually bringing it to life. View quoted note →

Just as a person can live in a new country with only a passport and a wallet, a self-controlled ID and wallet together form the online "Me." Then, Me can chat and browse. In Chat, users use the ID and pay relays with the wallet on a per-use basis. In Browser, users can log in to websites with the ID and use the wallet to pay BTC Lightning invoices.

The new version of Keychat supports Amber (NIP-55) login.

GitHub

Releases · keychat-io/keychat-app

Keychat is the super app for Bitcoiners. Autonomous IDs, Bitcoin ecash wallet, secure chat, and rich mini apps — all in Keychat. Autonomy. Securi...

The latest version has also been uploaded to Zapstore.

Decouple first, then allow each component to fulfill its role more effectively. View quoted note →

A Nostr note can only achieve a limited spatial structure by quoting another note, just as this post quotes another post. View quoted note →

Nostr mainly uses temporal structure to organize information, whereas the Web employs both temporal and spatial structures. Npub.pro endows Nostr with a spatial structure, allowing users to organize premium notes by category.

If you haven’t explored the News relay created by @utxo the webmaster 🧑‍💻 yet, it’s worth a look.

"Me" is the core entity, with “Chat” and “Browser” as plugins. View quoted note →

If we follow the approach of PC browsers, mainstream mobile browsers do not support public key login and Lightning Network wallets, so browser plugins should be developed to implement these features. However, if an online self (ID + wallet) has already been established, the browser can be treated as a plugin. Moreover, this browser is just a WebView. View quoted note →

Why don’t big companies add a browser to their chat apps? Perhaps it’s because they don’t want users spending time on a web that they can’t control. View quoted note →

The new version fixed this bug.👇

GitHub

Releases · keychat-io/keychat-app

Keychat is the super app for Bitcoiners. Autonomous IDs, Bitcoin ecash wallet, secure chat, and rich mini apps — all in Keychat. Autonomy. Securi...

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WebView is enough.

Purchasing Mullvad VPN using the built-in Cashu wallet in Keychat is very easy.

Current Web browser lacks native user IDs and native money. View quoted note →