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I've been quiet on X for a while. Time to reintroduce myself.
I am Timothy, a Brand Designer & Front-end Developer. I design & build across AI, Web3 & emerging tech.
I would be sharing my tech journey here. Follow along let's build together 🚀
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We started Starlit Pay with one goal: to make private payments as simple as sending a text message.
Money is personal. What you earn, what you spend, and who you pay says a great deal about your life. Yet on most blockchains, every payment is public by design. Anyone who knows your account can see who you paid, how much you sent, and how much you have left. Your salary, your rent, your savings: permanently on display.
The tools that promise privacy have rarely made things easier. They ask people to learn unfamiliar terms, safeguard long recovery phrases, copy addresses dozens of characters long, and keep a separate currency on hand just to cover fees. For most people, privacy ends at the first step.
Starlit Pay changes that.
Sign in the way you unlock your phone. Use your fingerprint or face. No recovery phrases to write down, no passwords to forget.
Pay people, not addresses. Send money to anyone on Starlit by their username, in digital dollars or XLM.
Leave the fees to us. Starlit covers the network fees, so you never need to hold an extra currency just to make a payment.
Private by default. Every payment is protected before it leaves your device. Your balance, the people you pay, and the amounts you send stay between you and your recipient. The network confirms that each payment is valid without ever seeing the details.
Behind that simplicity is serious technology, built on Stellar and on open, peer-reviewed cryptography. But you don't need to understand any of it to use it. That's the point.
Today, Starlit Pay is available in public beta on the Stellar test network. You can create an account in seconds, claim free test funds, send private payments to friends, request money with a payment link, and download your statements. Everything runs with test funds, and the platform has not yet been audited, so please don't use real money for now.
What comes next: faster payments on mobile, an independent security audit, and then the launch on Stellar's main network.
We'd love for you to be part of it. Try Starlit Pay, send your first private payment, and tell us what you think. Every piece of feedback helps us build a better product.
Private payments, made simple.
starlitpay.xyz
Getting paid should be as simple as sharing your identity. No complicated wallet addresses, just seamless payments powered by @pviumapp. 🚀
Successfully received and claimed my payment through P2ID. Here's my proof!
Hoping to be one of the lucky $50 winners. 👀💸
#Pvium #P2ID
$𝟓𝟎𝟎 "𝐒𝐞𝐧𝐝 𝐦𝐞 𝐨𝐧 𝐏𝐯𝐢𝐮𝐦" 𝐂𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐢𝐠𝐧
We are rewarding people who get paid through their identity on Pvium.
Receive crypto through P2ID, successfully claim your payment, and you could win $50. We’re giving away $500 to 10 randomly selected winners.
Here’s how to enter:
1. Get someone to send you stablecoin USDT/USDC crypto on @base or BEP20 through P2ID (pvium.com/p2id) using your supported social handle or email.
2. Successfully claim the payment in Pvium.
3. Quote this post, tag @pviumapp, and include screenshot proof of the completed payment claimed via P2id link.
Giveaway rules will be in the comments
Timothy Bayode retweeted
What would make this December unforgettable for you? 🤔
#itelTakesYouHome
Timothy Bayode retweeted
Typing is getting stressful.
Personally, I have lost count of how many times I have wished text fields had a little microphone button sitting right next to them so I can just say what I am thinking instead of typing it all out.
So, I built Voxa. 🧵👇🏾
Typing is getting stressful.
Personally, I have lost count of how many times I have wished text fields had a little microphone button sitting right next to them so I can just say what I am thinking instead of typing it all out.
So, I built Voxa. 🧵👇🏾
And the best part? You do not need to change how you work.
Use Voxa wherever you already type; Gmail, ChatGPT, Notion, X, forms, search boxes, messages, and more.
As long as there is a text field, Voxa is ready to give it a voice.
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Voxa is officially live on the Chrome Web Store! 🚀
🔗chromewebstore.google.com/de…
If you find Voxa useful, I would really appreciate an honest review and star rating. Found a bug or have an idea? Tell me too, your feedback will help shape what is next for Voxa.
Thank you ❤️
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Timothy Bayode retweeted
I built a game where you drive a danfo through Lagos 🚌
Load passengers, dodge okadas, beat the traffic. Plays in your browser, no download.
danfo.horpey.dev/
#LagosRun #Lagos #IndieGame
Timothy Bayode retweeted
BRT lane dey empty 👀
You fit enter… but Oga Particulars dey wait for front 🚦
Comot for time or collect ticket.
I built a game where you drive a danfo through Lagos 🚌
Load passengers, dodge okadas, beat the traffic. Plays in your browser, no download.
danfo.horpey.dev/
#LagosRun #Lagos #IndieGame
I built Voxa, a browser extension that lets you use your microphone anywhere you can type.
Click on a text box > speak, Voxa turns your speech into text.
No switching apps. No typing long messages when you can just talk.
You check it out via the github repo
🔗github.com/TimothyBayode/Vox…
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Timothy Bayode retweeted
I built Voxa, a browser extension that lets you use your microphone anywhere you can type.
Click on a text box > speak, Voxa turns your speech into text.
No switching apps. No typing long messages when you can just talk.
Timothy Bayode retweeted
I am officially in!
Just created my GetDP profile for the AI BuildFest by @10alyticsBiz
I am excited to build and connect with amazing builders, and hopefully create something worth talking about.
#AIBuildFest #10alytics #AI #BuildInPublic
I am officially in!
Just created my GetDP profile for the AI BuildFest by @10alyticsBiz
I am excited to build and connect with amazing builders, and hopefully create something worth talking about.
#AIBuildFest #10alytics #AI #BuildInPublic
Timothy Bayode retweeted
What if future generations could actually talk to their family's past?
I built Kinship, an open-source, self hosted family legacy engine that turns memories into something you can actually interact with
@hydra_db @abhirupvg
What if future generations could actually talk to their family's past?
I built Kinship, an open-source, self hosted family legacy engine that turns memories into something you can actually interact with
@hydra_db @abhirupvg
Kinship uses @hydra_db to model relationships between people, memories, events and time so the AI can retrieve the right context for a person's story rather than just the most semantically similar documents.
Ask about Joe in 1994, get Joe's 1944 context
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The goal is not to build another family archive, It is to make family history conversational.
Kinship is open source + self-hostable, with HydraDB powering the evolving family knowledge behind them.
I built it, now it is out there
- github.com/TimothyBayode/Kin…
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