Now that I can publish directly from Hash.Pink, this is very exciting. I'll tell you a bit more about the NOSTR integrations I've built today. Some are currently live.
NSEC signup/login. It's instant, presuming you have Alby/etc on your web browser on desktop. Boom, you're in. This is also very nice as it maintains your privacy pretty well, and when I enable BTC payments this week, it's about as private as I can make it this quickly. In case you missed my other post, basically in the last 24 hours I've decided to do a marketing push and work on getting users, so I'm building things as I can.
Second, you can set up a PIN if you want to compose in Hash and publish directly to NOSTR. You'll be required to enter it to "sign" every time you want to publish from Hash to NOSTR. This will help prevent you from accidentally publishing private journal entries.
If you're not interested in the compose feature within Hash, you can still import all of the posts associated with your npub. Once imported, they'll appear on your Entries page in a special tab where you can review them (and some comments) as you like. These entries are also eligible for Insights and Topics pages which help train the model on how you think. Since Hash is primarily a simple journalling app with deep insight capabilities, it's not in your face, but it is kind of fun to see how your thinking changes over time. This feature is being built out and made more intelligent, so for now you can think of it more as a demo.
While Hash is primarily a desktop app, I'm also implementing NIP-46 currently so you'll be able to use Hash in Chrome/Safari on your phone and then pair to your local key manager (e.g. Amber).
I guess when you type it all out it doesn't sound like that much work, but I've been at it for maybe 10 hours straight? There's a fair amount of UI work too, but it's all-inclusive. I likely forgot a few small things I added along the way, so consider these highlights.
I've done light testing, so I am sure some things are janky and there will likely be bugs discovered later. Have fun when you use it!
And just to test, I want to see what happens when I try to send styled text to NOSTR...
<b>bold
</b><i>italics
</i><u>underline</u>
