Nostr Compass Podcast #32 is live: IndieSats retires publisher custody and relaunches as open relay, player, and discovery infrastructure, Nostrord v2.3.0 ships NIP-29 group moderation the same week five spec PRs merge, and Zapstore 1.1.0 adds portable encrypted device keys with Amber backup. Guests: , , https://podcast.nostrcompass.org/naddr1qvzqqqr4vcpzqa6e2nmnzsgjfzdy520vdy4hywr06c9ue6crpr2zxyq749uu275qqyt8wumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnwdaehgu3wvfskueqpp4mhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mqpz3mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduqp7etsd9ek7er995cnwwpkxucrzvfhxvur2veddse8zcnh0f3rjuc67dez3 https://blossom.primal.net/f92b1d342d5e4ba29f3abff566a78484b9608a08868198c8f4eb3324d7c02497.ogg #podcast #nostr

Vector and Amethyst ship Concord communities, Sonar splits from Bitchat, Divine ProofMode editor, six open NIPs, Gamma Markets NIP-99 deep dive. Guests: (), (), (), (), ( https://podcast.nostrcompass.org/naddr1qvzqqqr4vcpzqa6e2nmnzsgjfzdy520vdy4hywr06c9ue6crpr2zxyq749uu275qqyt8wumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnwdaehgu3wvfskueqpp4mhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mqpz3mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduqp7etsd9ek7er995cnwwpkxcengdekx5crjdedwak8v6fjvferz6sjt532y https://blossom.primal.net/7a91958090b81bb1fd598f2a89791ab026a58263f3d9f31fe1ac6c30d8131a49.ogg #podcast #nostr

Nostr Compass #35 is out. Here is what changed across Nostr this week: Welcome back to Nostr Compass, your weekly guide to Nostr. This week: nostr-wot-extension (maintainer Leon Acosta: ) adds post-quantum keys and opt-in protected messages beside existing Nostr identities. Divine tightens account isolation, private-message validation, and publish confirmation; MDK strengthens encrypted-group convergence and recovery; and Amber (maintainer: ) makes grouped signing decisions explicit. Releases improve wallet connections, encrypted chat, social discovery, device sync, and remote signing, while protocol work covers identity and encrypted communities. The deep dives explain authenticated deletion requests and decentralized reporting. Read the full issue:

Nostr Compass #34 is out. Here is what changed across Nostr this week: **This week:** Sandstr lets newcomers explore simulated Nostr clients without creating keys or installing an app. nostr-mill adds per-event signer consent and cross-client key recovery, while nostrord expands relay-hosted groups, signers, moderation, uploads, and highlights. Protocol work spans Nostr event formats, wallet connections, relay discovery, napplets, Marmot, and Concord; the deep dives explain relay-assisted search and portable highlights. Read the full issue:

Nostr Compass #33 is out. Here is what changed across Nostr this week: Welcome back to Nostr Compass, your weekly guide to Nostr. This week: Amethyst 1.13.1 follows version 1.13.0's Nostr-app launch with NIP-29 host-relay authentication and authenticated Blossom-download retries. Code Call keeps remote coding sessions moving from a phone, GitWorkshop () coordinates maintainers and repository synchronization, and Mosaico () gives coding agents a shared Nostr awareness layer. Nostrology () maps how profiles divide read and write duties across their published relay lists. Android releases from Mafrend , Hanami , and Cordn () lead the tagged releases, while FIPS adds an OpenWrt access layer () and an open PR proposes a FreeBSD port. Protocol coverage reports NIPs, BUDs, NAPs, Marmot, Gamma Markets, Concord, and NWC, while Six Years of Nostr Julys follows July changes from early domain lookup through relay-group state. Read the full issue:

Nostr Compass #32 is out. (IndieSats) retires custodial artist keys and its whitelist, opens publishing, and makes its 2% track split optional. (Nostrord) ships v2.3.0 with group moderation and onion relays while five NIP-29 changes merge. Divine Mobile 1.0.17 adds durable NIP-17 delivery and strict TLS validation, while Armada v0.37.0 opens Buzz workspaces from a second client. (Amethyst) reaches 88 merged PRs with Desktop NIP-88 polls, and (Shopstr) binds payment validation to signed receipts and server-side prices. Read the full issue for Snort EOSE-proven cache synchronization, nak NIP-34 workflows, and the NIP-42/NIP-43 access-control deep dive.