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How a privacy-first vault is making self-sovereign identity actually usable
If you've spent any time in the Nostr ecosystem, you've probably experienced the friction: copying and pasting your private key between apps, wondering if you just exposed it to a malicious extension, or worse—losing access to your identity because you forgot where you stored your nsec. For all of Nostr's promise of decentralization and censorship resistance, the user experience around identity has been, frankly, a mess.
NostrPass emerged from a simple observation: if we want Nostr to go mainstream, we need to make key management invisible to users while keeping it completely secure. It's a password manager for your Nostr identities—but unlike traditional password managers, it's built from the ground up for decentralization, with your keys never leaving your device and zero knowledge on the server side.