I didn't get as much time on this as expected, but I'm pleased with it as an MVP. My goal was to see how unobtrusive and non-nostr I could make a useful thing. Your npub is your account, tasks are NIP-44 encrypted, stored on relays you already use. No server, no signup. What works today: - Sign in with any NIP-07 extension - Create private encrypted lists - Add, edit, complete, delete tasks - Share lists with other npubs (NIP-05 lookup supported) - Data syncs across devices via relays What's next: - Due dates + priority levels - Relay configuration - Public projects with bounty tasks + zap payments Try it:
Zaptask - Simple. Private. Yours.
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GitHub
GitHub - shawnyeager/zaptask: Nostr-native todo manager with encrypted storage and zap bounties
Nostr-native todo manager with encrypted storage and zap bounties - shawnyeager/zaptask
 Early stageβ€”would appreciate testing and feedback. Events go to damus, nos.lol, and nostr.band relays.
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