Nymbot is a private AI assistant you reach over Nostr. There is no account to make, no phone number, no email — your identity is a key your device generates, and you can throw it away and make a new one whenever you like.
Every message is end-to-end encrypted and gift-wrapped, so the relays carrying it cannot tell who is talking to whom, let alone what was said.
★ THE MODELS YOU ACTUALLY WANT
Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, Qwen, DeepSeek, Kimi, MiniMax and more, picked per conversation. Each reply says which model wrote it and what it cost, so switching models mid-chat is a normal thing to do rather than a reinstall.
★ YOUR GIT REPOSITORIES
Connect a GitHub, GitLab, Gitea or Codeberg repository and ask about the code in it. The assistant reads files, searches the tree and — when you turn writes on — commits changes and opens pull requests. Several repositories at once, ticked per conversation, so a question can span all of them. Your access token stays on this device and is sent per request; it is never stored on a server.
★ PAID IN SATS, NOT SUBSCRIPTIONS
Credits, bought with Lightning. Nothing recurring, no card on file, no minimum. A free daily allowance covers casual use.
★ ANONYMOUS MODE
Run a conversation under a throwaway key that is not linked to your main one, and let it move credits across on its own when it runs low.
★ BUILT FOR REAL WORK
Personas and custom instructions, a prompt library with fill-in blanks, file and image attachments, code blocks with syntax highlighting and copy, replies read aloud, search across every message on the device, folders, tags, branching a conversation from any message, and full export.
★ ON EVERY DEVICE YOU SIGN IN ON
Settings, library and conversations are sealed to your own key and synced, so the same account is the same app on your phone and on the web.
★ MORE THAN A HUNDRED LANGUAGES
The whole interface, not just the replies.
★ OPEN AND DECENTRALIZED
Built on Nostr, an open protocol nobody owns. There is no Nymbot account because there is no server holding one — the app talks to a network of independent relays.