Hi, @theycallmedan. Beautiful video, really. I genuinely like the idea of open source, and I feel it’s something that’s been a bit lost these days. Not many people want others giving advice or contributing before an app is already out there, so this approach makes a lot of sense especially being able to contribute at such an early stage.

I really like the idea of private messages. I use Discord, but this offers so much more than Discord does. The tipping feature is especially interesting. you can actually reach people who have a lot of knowledge or who you want to learn from, even if they get tons of messages. If they set a small filter, like 1 HBD, and it’s important to you, you can still get your message across. I also like how very private everything is maybe I can get people who want to learn chess and give them free chess tips for very little fee.

That said, I’ll look into it more closely. I might not find many bugs just by sending once, so I’ll probably test it multiple times—sending HBD back and forth to see if anything breaks and I’ll definitely let you know if I find anything. Great to see the progress. I also checked out your other repositories like https://dhenz14.github.io/archive/ and they’re really nice. It’s cool to follow your work and see how you experiment with these ideas. I’d try and drop my feedbacks as soon as I can.