Zero Errors in 3,650 Requests
What our benchmark of SolidRPC came back with.
How nimimo works, why it exists, and what we're building next.
What our benchmark of SolidRPC came back with.
Not holding your keys is not generosity. It is a different business with a different cost structure.
Seven weeks without a single commit, and why what came back was infrastructure instead of features.
Our architecture papers quote real source files. If the code moves, the build fails.
The derivation path from twenty-four words to a Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana address, step by step.
A JavaScript crypto library hands you the key. The browser's own crypto refuses to.
A name goes in, three addresses come out. Here is the whole mechanism, and why the server can hold it safely.
The cryptographic core of nimimo is now public. Read it, audit it, run it yourself.
The server is a directory, not a vault. Here's why that's the point.
The full walkthrough — from lost device to live identity in under a minute.
What it feels like when the thing you built actually works.
Access, Identity, Ownership, Recovery — four layers, each independent, each necessary.
How nimimo makes backup feel like something you'd actually do.
How nimimo turns a URL into a universal crypto payment page — no wallet app required on either end.
We've been blaming normal people for not understanding something we designed badly.
Your keys live on your device. Here's how that actually works — without the jargon.
The problem with crypto isn't crypto. It's the onramp.