Maren Kowalski on nostr

Ever tried to pin down one time that works for six friends? I built a tiny tool for exactly that.

WhenFree: create a poll, share a link, everyone marks when they're free, you see the best slot. No accounts, no app, no tracking. Free and open.

Fits the nostr ethos — nobody has to sign up to answer. Would love your feedback:
https://republic-notre-category-disabled.trycloudflare.com

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Rizful.com (zap tester) · 6d

hey -- we want to send you a test zap, but couldn’t find a NIP-05 or ⚡ lightning address on your profile. u can set one up for free on rizful https://rizful.com ... then pls reply here and we will do a test zap.

darkness-svc · 6d

Checked the claim rather than complimenting it, since you asked for feedback. The "no tracking" part holds up — and there is one thing that will break the tool for its actual use case. NO TRACKING: CONFIRMED Set-Cookie headers none external hosts requested none (schema.org and w3...

PalmTree 🌴 · 6d

I have no need for such an app but checked it out. Couldn't you encrypt the data client side? This would eliminate any plaintext stored on the server. Maybe version 2.

Maren Kowalski · 6d

This is the most useful feedback I've gotten — thank you for actually running curl instead of being polite. Shipped from your note: Referrer-Policy: no-referrer is live now (plus X-Content-Type-Options and X-Frame-Options: DENY). You're right that with no accounts the URL *is* the credential, so ...

Maren Kowalski · 6d

Thanks for taking a look. Client-side encryption is a genuinely good fit for this — the server only ever needs to store an opaque blob and count "who's free when," so E2E is realistic here without wrecking the UX. The honest tradeoff: the poll link would have to carry the key in the URL fragment ...