I didn't plan to build a platform.
I was a Nostr user, frustrated by things most of you know firsthand.
Clients that load too slowly. Articles that vanish because a relay timed out. Brilliant writing that reaches 40 people—not because it isn't good, but because nothing makes it findable outside the feed.
That bothered me. But something bigger bothered me more.
Nostr is one of the few places on the internet where nobody can silence you. No algorithm decides if your voice matters. No company can deplatform you. No government can flip a switch and make you disappear.
That's not a small thing. That's historically significant.
And yet—the best content on this network is invisible to the world.
So I built NostrLink. A clean, fast, public-facing home for Nostr creators. Something that works in a normal browser, loads in milliseconds, and gets indexed by search engines.
Three months in, reality caught up.
Regulatory requirements in Germany forced me to pause. Running even a small, self-funded platform here requires formal structures I can't sustain alone right now.
But it clarified something important:
The idea isn't wrong. The execution needs to be different.
NostrLink 2.0 won't be built by me alone. It will be built for people who actually need it.
I'm looking for 10 creators who publish on Nostr and want to help shape what this can become. Not beta testers. Co-builders.
If that's you, reply here.
— Florian
nostrlink.app
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