Privacy apps usually come with a tradeoff: they are either clunky, or you still trust a company in the middle.
@keet_io made me stop and look twice.
No phone number. No email. No central chat database.
This is what private messaging should feel like. ๐งต๐
๐ธ 5 GTD + 10 WL for @akadotfun, secured for the @WGMIPOND community.
One of the first launchpads on Arc, Circle's stablecoin L1. Mainnet Sept 16.
2,222 community mint out of 4,444.
Find how to get those here: https://t.co/GY0W91ywml
You do not want to miss it mfer ๐ค
The tech behind Keet is worth watching too.
It is built by @Holepunch_to on @Pears_p2p, an open-source peer-to-peer runtime. Holepunch was launched by @tether, @bitfinex and Hypercore.
Crypto is part of the direction, but Keet Wallet is still officially under development.
Privacy apps usually come with a tradeoff: they are either clunky, or you still trust a company in the middle.
@keet_io made me stop and look twice.
No phone number. No email. No central chat database.
This is what private messaging should feel like. ๐งต๐
Private Mode is another feature I would actually use.
Turn it on and Keet masks room names, avatars, previews and messages on your screen.
Perfect when travelling, working from a cafรฉ, or sitting beside that one friend who suddenly becomes very interested in your phone ๐