glyphbyte hand-drawn glyphs, one byte each

Publish a link or a note

Text with a link becomes a cairn: a public nostr event that carries the link, so the first glyphs of its id lead anyone to it. Text without a link becomes an ordinary nostr note. Either way you get glyphs to draw.

Publishing signs it with a key made for it alone and sends it to wss://wheat.oslim.dev. The page then forgets the key, so nobody can edit or delete what you publish: check it first.

Bytes to glyphs

Draw a square frame, the icon upright and small in the middle, and the corner dots so they touch nothing. Underline the row and put a fat dot at the start of the underline, about a quarter of a frame across.

Photo to bytes

On the relay

Every candidate reading is queried at once, as an event id prefix and as a pubkey prefix for kind 0. Prefix matching needs a relay that supports it.