Nuddle is an encrypted photo messaging app for nudist to securely share their nudes publicly or privately without the fear of storing your most private photo on a centralized server, waiting to be leak.
Link: https://nuddle.me
Ideal Version 1.0
- Content Creator (Nudist)
- Subscribers
- Content creator are able upload their nude publicly for everyone to view so that they can gain new followers
- Content creator are able to directly send their nudes to their friends so that they can privately share to people they want to share.
- Content creator are able to set an expiry timer for the nudes to self distruct
- Content creator are able to create a gallery to store their nudes so that followers are able to see their selected work.
- Content creator are able to direct message their follower to chat so that they keep their followe engaged.
- Follower are able to follow content creator so that they receive the latest content from them on their feed
- Follower are able to hide nudes in a single click and replace them with nature photo so that no one think they are a creep cause nude and nature are both nature
In the future, we want to make Nuddle to be able to process subscription and utilize smart contract like Clarity for content creator to sell their content on a monthly basis to their subscribers that subscribes for private content. Making this feature available will incentivice content creator to create content for their subscriber in a safe enviroment without the fear of seeing their content get stolen.
We also have plan to make a react native mobile version of the app that prevents users to screenshot content through various method that inhibits their ability to screenshot the image.
- BlockstackJS
- Gaia
- Radiks
- Blockstack Auth
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