Nostr Connect is another term for NIP-46 remote signing. You might see "Connect with Nostr" buttons on apps, and this usually means NIP-46. The app wants to connect to your signer. The flow is to scan a QR code or paste a bunker URL, approve the connection, and the app now uses your signer for signatures. Different implementations have quirks, with some using nostr+walletconnect:// URIs and some using bunker://. The underlying protocol is the same. If something calls itself "Nostr Connect," it's probably NIP-46 compatible. Check the docs if you're unsure. With Signet, you should be able to connect.

Android app has been updated to version 1.1.1

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📦 Signet commit Added QR code to daemon for non-Docker instances which can be scanned via the Android app to set up a new server. Additionally, fixed several compilation issues that could cause issues when running signet-ui via pnpm. 7a0cf23

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Added QR code to daemon for non-Docker instances which can be scanned… · Letdown2491/signet@7a0cf23

… via the Android app to set up a new server. Additionally, fixed several compilation issues that could cause issues when running signet-ui via p...