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no servers hold your identity · no algorithm holds your reach

X wants the app.
Take the graph and leave.

X now forces an app install just to read a webpage. Your posts, your followers, your history — none of it is theirs to lock. Nostr is a protocol, not a platform: your identity is a key you hold, your content is signed by you and lives on open relays no one can switch off.

STEP 1 — YOUR NOSTR IDENTITY
Two ways to sign. Your key never leaves this browser tab — all signing happens client-side. The server never sees it.
If you have Alby or nos2x installed, this is one click. Recommended.
Don't have a Nostr key yet? Generate one below — it's created in your browser, from thin air. Download the backup and you own a censorship-proof identity.
STEP 2 — YOUR X ARCHIVE
On X (browser works for this): Settings → Your account → Download an archive of your data. Takes a day or so to prepare. You get a ZIP. No app required.
Drop your X archive .zip here
or tap to browse · processed entirely in this tab + this server's relay queue
STEP 3 — PUBLISH TO NOSTR
Posts are signed in your browser with your key, then published to open relays. Original timestamps preserved — your history stays yours. Rate-limited so relays don't reject the burst.
STEP 3 — WHO'S ALREADY HERE
We scan your X following list against Nostr's NIP-05 directory and common relays. Your people may already be on the other side.
WHY THIS WORKS
• Your identity is a key — no company can suspend it, sell it, or wall it behind an app install.
• Your history moves with you — timestamps preserved, posts verified yours by signature, not by platform mercy.
• Your graph follows you — follow lists are public on Nostr. No gatekeeping the social graph.
• No algorithmic feed — chronological from the people you chose. No one profits from your attention.
• Keys never touch this server. Signing happens in your browser. We can't steal what we never see.
Built on open protocol. Nostr keys are yours alone — back up your nsec offline, treat it like a house key.
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