notyraFollow public topics. Leave whenever you choose.
Open your topic spaceDiscover the ideaA small public signal
Notyra is a wallet-owned record of interest in a fixed set of topics. Follow a topic, or unfollow it. Each choice stays yours to change.
No inbox to connect. No subscription to sell. No token to hold. This is a deliberately small relationship between a wallet and a public topic.
It does not deliver email, push alerts or news. A follow is a public interest signal—not a promise that content will arrive.
A shared vocabulary
Twelve fixed topic slots. These names are the interface vocabulary, not separate services or investment categories.
Illustrative topic set. No live activity or follower counts are shown on this homepage.
A relationship, not a feed
A wallet can follow any of the twelve fixed topics. Following the same topic twice is rejected; a choice is not an accumulating vote.
Unfollow removes your wallet’s current relation and decrements that topic’s count. It cannot change someone else’s choices.
A future consumer may read public records, but there is no indexer, notification delivery or content recommendation backend in this Demo.
Context without commitment
Offer a shared topic vocabulary beside the discussions you already run. A follow record does not replace conversation, moderation or membership.
Express a current interest through a wallet you control. No platform decides a permanent identity or reputation from the choice.
Possible uses, not existing customers or integrations.
Public, and deliberately limited
Counts describe wallet-topic relations. They do not prove unique people, demand, truth, reputation or community approval.
One person can hold many wallets. Your topic choices and historical events would be public on a deployed chain; unfollowing does not erase that history.
The contract is immutable, with no token, funds, rewards, administrator or private subscription list. Future writes consume native network gas—not an application payment.
Read the actual model →Before you choose
No. Notyra records a public relation. It does not send email, push notifications, messages or content, and does not include a delivery backend.
Yes. Local practice runs only in this page’s memory. Its choices are clearly labelled, disappear on refresh, and do not use gas or signatures.
No. Dedicated source and local tests are prepared, but no public network or deployment address is configured. Public reads and writes are disabled.
After a separate network and controlled-signer deployment review, the same independent topic page can be configured with verified runtime code. Indexing or delivery would be separate work, not an implied current feature.
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