With @Pokey you can receive user's inbox events without worrying about connecting to relays or manage keys:

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RoboSats v0.7.1 is now out! 🚀 # What's new - Multiple performance improvements - Better and faster web notifications - Bug fixes related to cache - Fix version upgrade dialog - Android notification disable button - Remove Experimental and Satstralia coordinators - Fix robot avatar generation in Web - uppercase invoices on QR codes

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Release v0.7.1-alpha · RoboSats/robosats

RoboSats v0.7.1 is now out! 🚀 Changes What's new Multiple performance improvements @KoalaSat Better and faster web notifications @KoalaSat Bug ...

Man, I'm on fire

New Pokey release v0.0.4-alpha You might need to stop and start again Pokey after updating in order to connect correctly to your inbox relays. Features - New follow notification - NIP-42 Auth to Relays - Broadcast your inbox events to other apps in your device Bugs - Zaps now displays integers - Better relay recovery - Now it only connects to public and DM inbox relays

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Release v0.0.4-alpha · KoalaSat/pokey

You might need to stop and start again Pokey after updating in order to connect correctly to your inbox relays. Features New follow notification N...

React to this if you want new Pokey release

I just had the most cypherpunk idea for a project I'll ever had and I confirmed that it's possible to implement, maybe for 2025.

As reported by @Vitor Pamplona , Pokey seems to overtake available connections on your device if you have too many relays on your list, making other nostr apps to struggle with the space left. The reason is that Pokey indiscriminately connects to all your relays. I'll test a first approach making Pokey to be restrictive with the connections, but that involves you need to make sure to have a curated DM and public inbox list. Double check if your favourite client takes care of that. I have on the backlog to add support to directly manage this lists also from Pokey, but there is still a lot of other stuff to work on.

I just implemented NIP-42 for Pokey. But there are a couple of fixes I want to do before another release. And I'll probably include events broadcasting to other apps. Apart from that, I have: - Use built-in Tor engine - Multi-account - InBox Relays management What am I missing?