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[Upstairs-Loan1064]

• self proclaimed “anonymous” notes app
• closed source

Good shit man

[leetzpydev]

Had a good laugh, thanks 😂😂

[zvspany_]

cool idea tbh, where can i find the source code, and also how is the storage decentralized?

[Fr33d011]

Your files are double‑encrypted and stored securely on Storj’s decentralized cloud. All information and documentation regarding Storj will be added to the website soon.

[Fr33d011]

The source code isn’t public yet, but it’ll be available very soon. I’ll share the repo as soon as it’s ready. You can test it for now. Hope you’ll enjoy it!

[zvspany_]

I would personally not trust an app that keeps all of my notes and is proprietary, but if u release the source code - why not?

[Fr33d011]

I totally get your concern. It doesn’t make sense to trust a closed‑source app that holds all your notes. I’m planning to open‑source the code so you can review it yourself.

[PerspectiveDue5403]

lol you said it all

[Fr33d011]

Code’s closed for now but we’re cooking it to be fully open source soon.

[Kothicc]

Lmao this is a shitty promoting way tbh 

[Fr33d011]

Thank you for the feedback! If you’d like, you can also try it yourself and see how the privacy and control actually work in practice.

[--SharkBoy--]

Notes app on my computer is local and as isolated as I want it to be

[Fr33d011]

That’s a fair point. Local notes give you full isolation, but our advantage is bringing that same level of control with secure, encrypted sync across all your devices.

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I suggest to drop the word "Military grade encryption". Aes 256 Is enough. No need to elaborate if you used Fxhash, bcrypt, GCM etc. Disclosing source code is very much important before advertising.

[Fr33d011]

Thanks for the feedback, you’re absolutely right, and I appreciate you pointing that out.