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- Confirm in Android’s install dialog. Allow Zapstore to install unknown apps if Android asks
Lightweight Nostr NIP-01 WebSocket relay that runs on Android as a foreground service. It provides a local WebSocket endpoint (default ws:// :4444) for Nostr clients to publish and subscribe to events for development, testing, and small LAN usage.
Pocket Relay is a lightweight Nostr NIP-01 WebSocket relay that runs on Android as a foreground service. It provides a local WebSocket endpoint (default ws://<device_ip>:4444) for Nostr clients to publish and subscribe to events for development, testing, and small LAN usage.
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Summary: Local Nostr relay for Android — lightweight WebSocket relay for testing and small LAN use. Highlights: Ktor WebSocket relay server (ws://0.0.0.0:4444) running inside an Android foreground service. Nostr protocol support: accepts EVENT/REQ/CLOSE frames and persists received events. Event feed UI (chronological) with copy-to-clipboard relay URL and LAN IP display. Disk persistence of events (events.json) so events survive restarts. Connection and event trackers with realtime UI updates. Basic signature validation (Schnorr) with invalid-signature visibility for testing. UX fixes: back-gesture returns from Event Feed to main dashboard.
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