I have one, but it's not released yet.

You should probably also check out https://omamobile.org/

No. It can run natively, on the website I shared there is an android and android tv shell and native shells. And again, web is one of the projections for the protocol. WASM can run anywhere, it's a future projection. And really any appropriately sandboxed application could adopt the capability contracts over the bus, and be interoperable with any other projection.

This is 16 months of R&D, not a weekend project.

Interoperable application layer. Web is the first projection/binding defined by NIP-5D. The WASM projection is being researched. All projections talk the same wire format with the same capability contracts. Interoperable apps distribute without permission using a common capability contract. Developers are both proving and improving the protocol everyday by publishing napplets, releasing new shells and contributing to protocol development. Alpha, but moving fast.

http://napplet.run

napplets fix this.

For an automated reply you sure did hit the nail on the head with that one

Ah yes, "simplicity" defined and perfected.

No. The first napplets were not games at all, they were feeds, profile viewers, note composers and readers. A couple months ago @Schlaus Kwab found napplets, had a bout of AI Psychosis, wanted to build some games and built out napplet.soy soon after; so there's a lot of games right now. Games are relatable and easy to propagate and has a wide audience.

A napplet can be pretty much anything. Not just games and not just nostr applications. The protocol is still growing, so there are gaps, and some cases are not possible, but those gaps are being filled as time goes on.

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Very good.

https://napplet.run

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never thought I would see the day you shut down.

never thought I would see the day.