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26 contributions to Mini Apps Competition
Test-for-test: I'll test your Mini App on mainnet, you try Kuza
An offer for anyone still polishing before Nov 11. Drop your Mini App link in the comments. Within 24 hours I'll open it in Nimiq Pay on a real Android phone on mainnet and leave written feedback in your own thread: what worked, what broke, and a concrete fix for each issue. Recent ones: Ferry, PayExpress, StakeSafe, AbaPay, PhoenixWire, Pay Links, PACT and NimReview. In return, open Kuza in Nimiq Pay and give it an honest try: create a goal, or just look around and tell me what confused you. Kuza is savings goals that stay staked in your own wallet, and friends can chip in to a goal by link. kuza.swiftbotlab.workers.dev
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Update for the last day of Cycle 3: three testers sent reports this week and every bug they found is fixed and live (today's was the demo losing its pretend stake in a second tab). Still trading tests before Demo Day: open kuza.swiftbotlab.workers.dev in Nimiq Pay, connect, make a goal, and tell me the one thing that confused you. Leave your Mini App link in a reply and I'll test it on mainnet today and post what I find.
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Thanks everyone for a great Demo Day! Kuza is live on mainnet in Nimiq Pay: set a NIM savings goal and back it with your own stake, no custody. https://kuza.swiftbotlab.workers.dev/ If you try it tonight, drop your app below and I'll test yours back on a real phone before judging starts.
🏆 Reply Guy Challenge: Week 3 Recap and What’s Next
Last week, builders were busy building, and that’s great to see! The community was quieter than usual, so we had just one Reply Guy winner. Huge congrats to @Swift Bot Labs! 🎉 But there are still plenty of chances to win, with 7 prizes left of $25 USDC each, totaling $175 USDC! Here’s how they’re split: 🤝 3 Reply Guy prizes: All three winners will be selected from Skool, recognizing the most helpful, supportive, and active builders during the final stretch of Cycle 3. 🎟️ 4 Demo Day raffle prizes: Open to every builder who registers to demo their Mini App and attends the call live on Zoom. So if you want a shot at the Reply Guy prizes, this is the place to show up. Answer a question, test someone’s Mini App, leave feedback, cheer someone on. It all counts. Demo Day is your chance to show your Mini App to the whole community and the Nimiq team. Want a spot on stage and a shot at the raffles? 👉 Register here: https://www.skool.com/miniappscompetition/demo-day-register-below-to-win-25-usdc-on-nov-11th We’ll announce the Reply Guy winners and draw the raffle winners live on the call. See you soon! 📅 Wednesday, November 11 🕙 10 AM ET | 15:00 UTC 📍 Live on Zoom (Passcode: MiniApps)
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Thank you, Jeremy and Rofy! Testing each other's Mini Apps made Kuza better: three outside testers this week found bugs we fixed the same day. Happy to test anyone's app before Demo Day, just drop the link here.
🔥 PhoenixWire is now open to everyone!
Send NIM, USDC or USDT by email through a protected payment card. The recipient opens the card and verifies their email with a code to claim the funds. The link alone isn’t enough. Think of it as a digital paper wallet, delivered by email with an extra layer of protection. Each card holds its funds at its own address, ready for the intended recipient to claim. How it started PhoenixWire grew out of PhoenixMail. After integrating Nimiq Cashlinks into emails, I wondered: what if we could protect a payment link with an email verification code? That idea grew into a standalone app for sending NIM, USDC and USDT to an email address—making crypto a little more approachable for people who have never used it before. What can you do? - Send and receive NIM through Nimpay or Nimiq Wallet. - Send USDC on Polygon, or USDT on Polygon and Ethereum. - Add a personal message to your payment card. - Follow your cards and recover unclaimed funds. - Use Wire in English, French, Spanish, German or Chinese. Cards are valid for 24 hours. Unclaimed NIM is returned automatically. For USDC and USDT, return to Wire to recover your funds; the relay’s fees are retained. 📱 On mobile: choose Nimpay or use Nimiq Wallet through your browser. 💻 On desktop: use the web app with Nimiq Wallet. Invitation-only testing is over—public access is now open! 🚀 https://youtu.be/xtovIPGg1Zk?si=msetbo9QqMgHlgq- 👉 Try PhoenixWire: https://wire.phoenixmail.ca/ Built for the Nimiq Mini Apps Competition, Cycle 3. Thanks to everyone who tested, reported bugs and helped improve the experience. Give it a try, share your thoughts, and help sending crypto feel as simple as sending a message! 🙂
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@Francois Bradette No staking needed to try it! Open Kuza in Nimiq Pay and make a goal; that alone costs nothing. Under 100 NIM, Kuza only keeps a note and the NIM stays free in your wallet. Staking is something you choose later, once a goal passes 100. Whatever confuses you on the first screen is exactly the feedback I'm after.
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@Francois Bradette as promised, a full send and claim on mainnet, two Android phones, both in Nimiq Pay. It works end to end: the sender email code arrived in seconds, a 2.5 NIM card took one approval, the recipient email came within a minute, and the claim (code + "Receive in Nimpay") showed "Received!" with 4 confirmations and the transaction hash. The "card stays yours until it's claimed, refund after 24 h" line is a strong trust point. What I'd fix, most important first: 1. In the wallet's approval sheet the Message row shows four empty boxes, so the sender can't read what they're signing. Put a short readable label in the transaction data (for example "PhoenixWire card"), or leave it empty. 2. "Valid until Nov 8, 2026, 11:43 PM" has no time zone, and it's the sender's local time. A recipient abroad will read it as theirs. Add the zone, or show it as "in 24 hours". 3. On the claim page the six-digit box sits above "Send my code", so a first-time recipient sees an empty box before any code exists. Put the button first and show the box after the code is sent. 4. "Receive in Nimpay" should read "Nimiq Pay". 5. Sender side: tapping Confirm with the box still empty says "This code is not valid"; "Enter the 6-digit code" is clearer. After paying, the same confirmation appears twice (pop-up and banner), and the amount field starts at 2.5, which makes an accidental default send possible. If you get a minute, Kuza (Save) would love a try in Nimiq Pay too: kuza.swiftbotlab.workers.dev
Test Dibs on mainnet, first 10 testers get 6,600 NIM 🎁
Dibs is live on Nimiq Pay mainnet 🚀 https://dibs-sepia.vercel.app/ 📱 Open Nimiq Pay → Mini Apps → Custom URL → paste https://dibs-sepia.vercel.app/ 🧪 To test: open it, pick a card and create a goal, then reply here with one thing that confused you or that you’d change. No deposit needed for that. 💰 Want the thank-you? Add at least 100 NIM to your goal (it stays in your own wallet, staked; unstaking takes 12 to 24 h) and reply with a screenshot. The first 10 who do get 6,600 NIM from us, paid within 24 hours, transaction posted here. Same thank-you whatever the feedback. One per person and wallet! ⏳ Open until 10 Nov 23:59 UTC or until the 10 are in.
Test Dibs on mainnet, first 10 testers get 6,600 NIM 🎁
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Tested Dibs inside Nimiq Pay on Android (mainnet wallet with 37 NIM, so no deposit from me). The plan screen is the clearest I've seen this cycle: target at today's rate, a dated timeline, the weekly amount, and the 12 to 24 h wait shown before you start. Both of your questions get a yes from me. Things I'd fix: 1. On the add screen with 37 NIM, it says "You have 37 NIM in this account. Add that now and the rest later", and the next line says "Your first deposit opens your staker: at least 100 NIM". The two contradict each other, and the "Add 2,131 NIM" button stays enabled although the wallet can't cover it. 2. "5 USD, you pay 5.62": a short line on what the extra 0.62 is would build trust. 3. The target is fixed in NIM at today's rate, but the card is priced in USD. A note on what happens to the target if NIM moves before January would help. 4. The Connect sheet appears before any content. Showing the home screen first and asking at "Create goal" would feel lighter. If you have a minute, Kuza (Save) would welcome your eyes in return: kuza.swiftbotlab.workers.dev
⏱️ 5 days left: Let's get those Mini Apps tested!
We're down to the final five days of Cycle 3, and one thing is worth paying extra attention to this week: real usage. It accounts for 15 points in the scoring rubric, and you'll need 25+ unique users to earn the full 15 points. Having a working Mini App is great, but getting people to actually use it matters, too. Here's what you can do today: - Share your Mini App in the Test My Mini App channel and tell people what you'd like them to try. - Test another builder's Mini App and leave feedback they can actually use. - Ask someone unfamiliar with your project to try it. You'll often catch things that you missed yourself. Let's help each other make this final stretch count! Drop your Mini App below, tell us what kind of testing or feedback you need, and try out at least one other project while you're here.
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Kuza, Save category: savings goals that stay staked in your own wallet, and friends can chip in to a goal by link. Open it: Nimiq Pay → Mini Apps → Custom URL → kuza.swiftbotlab.workers.dev What to try (two minutes, no NIM needed): create a goal with a weekly or monthly plan, then tap Invite friends and open the link it gives you. With 100+ NIM a saving is staked in your own wallet; under 100 it simply stays in your wallet as a note. Feedback I need most: is it clear from the first screen that Kuza never holds your NIM, and does the invite page make sense to a friend who has never seen Kuza? I'm testing other apps this week too, so drop yours below and I'll leave real feedback today.
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Swift Bot Labs. Small software studio building Kuza: savings goals in your own NIM stake, inside Nimiq Pay.

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