Nostroots vs Bikipi

Nostroots brings Trustroots to the Nostr protocol: decentralized, user-owned social networking for travel and hospitality. Your identity and data stay yours, not a company’s. What you can do: Post notes on a map — Share what’s happening in a place: events, tips, or that you’re around and open to meet. Subscribe to areas — Follow regions you care about and see notes from other travellers and locals. Own your data — Your profile and connections are yours. Use other Nostr apps, switch clients, and take your identity with you. Why Nostroots? Trustroots has always stood for the gift economy and trust between strangers. Nostroots keeps that spirit and adds decentralization: no single server or company controls the network. Nostr is an open protocol; many apps and relays can participate. If one goes away, the network and your identity don’t. Who it’s for Travellers, hospitality exchangers, and anyone who wants social networking that’s open, resilient, and user-owned. Nostroots is the evolution of Trustroots — same values, on a protocol built for the long term. Open and in development Nostroots is open source and actively developed. We’re starting with the meet/notes-on-a-map experience and will grow from there. You can follow progress and contribute on GitHub.

Find free accommodation with local hosts, all along your bike route. Bikipi connects bike travelers with people who open their home for a night: a bed, a couch or a corner of the garden for your tent. Free on both sides, everywhere in Europe and especially in France. What you can do: - Find hosts on a map, stage by stage - Send a request and chat in the built-in messaging - Read reviews before you ask - Host bike travelers in turn - Plan your route, from EuroVelo 6 to the ViaRhôna No subscription, no commission, no paid night. Bikipi was built by cycle tourers, for cycle tourers.