Nostr Tooling
Use the network without handing anyone your key
Nostr is a simple, open protocol for identity and messages that no single company owns. Nine Point Labs builds small pieces of infrastructure around it — a signer, a relay ingest daemon, and the connective tissue that makes it fit into a normal desktop.
Omostrich
liveA Nostr signer and relay ingest daemon for Omarchy: your private key never leaves an encrypted local vault, and every signing request goes through an approval flow.
omarchy-nostr-compose
bar widgetA quick-compose tool for posting notes to Nostr relays straight from the desktop.
Public infrastructure
relay.pleb.one
A public Nostr relay, run since before Nine Point Labs existed
public · freeThis is the piece of infrastructure the whole lab grew out of. Back when this was still the Pleb One project, I stood up a public relay so anyone could publish and read Nostr notes without depending on a corporate platform — and I never took it down. It’s free to use, it has no algorithm, and it answers to nobody but me.
It’s not a stock relay either. It runs relay-rs, a Rust relay I wrote and maintain myself, and it speaks a fairly complete slice of the Nostr protocol: ordinary notes and long-form posts, encrypted private messages, lists, event deletion and “right to vanish” erasure requests, client authentication, the modern relay-list (“outbox”) model so people can find your notes wherever you post from, fast relay-to-relay syncing, and a management API for keeping it healthy.