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Freedom Tech Co.
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Supporting open source projects with open minded technicians
πŸš€ First end-to-end pakstr release is live on Zap Store! Today we shipped our first end-to-end release using PAKstr β€” the nostr box tools app β€” built, signed, and published entirely through PAKstr's pipeline. One nsec, one command, no Android SDK, no keystores. PAKstr turns any web app into a signed, installable Android APK and publishes it to Zap Store in a single CI step. You bring one secret (a Nostr nsec), run pakstr run, and it: - Builds the APK from your web assets (dist/) - Derives the signing key deterministically from your nsec + app id β€” so updates work across releases - Signs and publishes to Zap Store automatically If you have a Nostr web app, you can PAKstrfy it today: npx pakstr init # one time setup npx pakstr run # one line in your CI Repo: #nostr #zapstore #android #pakstr
If you're lucky enough to be in Poland you might think #hyperbitcoinisation happened already The @BitBlik experience is that surreal
@Final - would it be possible to add a developer setting so that airplane mode can be permanently enabled? Currently it is too easy to accidentally disable it (eg when adding a new wifi network) It would also be nice if airplane mode was the default when graphene OS first boots..
The Nostr Box multi-tool: πŸ› οΈ β€’ Publish events of any kind from raw JSON (with a sample-event generator) β€’ Query relays using a GUI filter builder OR hand-written JSON β€” they stay in sync β€’ See which relays each event was found on, so you can spot where an event is (and isn't) propagated β€’ Run multiple color-coded filters at once and watch live results stream in β€’ Rebroadcast events to other relays, or publish NIP-09 deletions β€’ Optional NIP-44 encryption and event expiration β€’ Export results to JSON Sign in with a NIP-07 extension (Alby, nos2x, Flamingo…) or a private key β€” your key stays in your browser and is never sent anywhere. Built with React + TypeScript, powered by Applesauce. 🟣
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