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Archived App (Last seen on 23 Sep 2025)
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About
This app combines a decentralized social network client with a non-custodial digital identity wallet. It aims to provide a more private and user-controlled online experience, moving towards a future of decentralized digital identities and network states.
βDecentralized social network client
βNon-custodial digital identity wallet
βBitDNS integration
βUser-controlled data ownership
βCommunity building for decentralization
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What's New in Nymble
1.0.3
August 14, 2024
Bug Fixes
User reviews
FAQ
What is Nymble?
Nymble is a Nostr client and a non-custodial Namecoin (BitDNS) wallet. It allows users to engage on a decentralized social network and manage their human-readable decentralized identity.
Is Nymble free to use?
Yes, Nymble is available for free. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements.
What devices does Nymble support?
Nymble is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
How often is Nymble updated?
The latest version of Nymble is 1.0.3, which was last updated on August 14, 2024. Updates aim to improve functionality and user experience.
What is the age rating for Nymble?
Nymble has an age rating of 17+, indicating it is intended for mature users.
What is the promise of Nostr technology as used by Nymble?
Nostr technology is envisioned to evolve beyond a decentralized Twitter, facilitating the migration towards Network States by providing a robust communication protocol for decentralized identity and interaction.
Does Nymble have ads?
No, Nymble is ad-free. The application does not contain any advertisements.
How does Nymble compare to centralized social solutions?
While Nymble may not be as smooth as centralized solutions initially, it prioritizes user data ownership and decentralization. It's for users tired of handing over their data to large organizations.
