Hi all, I've been building PixelDrop for a while, and it's finally at the "please try to break it" stage. So… come try to break it. 🙂(Not part of Cycle 3) www.pixeldrop.ca What is it? A file manager that sits on top of your own Pixeldrain account. Your files stay in your Pixeldrain, not in some box I own, and PixelDrop is the nice cockpit around it. No lock-in: if you leave, your files are still yours. Fun things to poke at (available for a trial period) • 🚀 Big files straight from the browser. The Chrome extension is live (the site will offer it to you): it sends any size directly to your Pixeldrain, no middleman and no size gymnastics. Edge and Firefox versions are in review and should follow soon. • 🖱️ Right-click any image or video on a web page → "Send to PixelDrop". • 📲 Send to your other devices. Right-click a file, "Send to…", and it lands on your other computer. • 🤝 Send to a friend by PixelDrop ID. They accept, then you can send each other files. • 🔗 Share links that behave: password, expiry, a visit log, download limits. • 📥 Drop Requests. Send someone a link and they upload to you, no account needed. • 🔐 TimeVault. Automatic encrypted backups of folders on your computer. The key never leaves your machine. • 📱 iPhone Shortcut to share a photo to PixelDrop in two taps. • 🧩 "Save to PixelDrop" button for developers (beta). One script tag, and your site can save files into your users' own PixelDrop. Docs: www.pixeldrop.ca/developers • 🌍 Available in English, French, Spanish, German and Chinese. The deal: connect your own (free) Pixeldrain account and every feature is free for 15 days. After that, the core stays free: account, uploads, previews, downloads, and the extension for big files. The extras (sharing by link, Drop Requests, TimeVault, sending to people and devices…) need a membership. Be warned, small honest limits: without the extension, files are capped at 25 MB from a computer and 80 MB from a phone. With the extension, no cap. And yes, it's still young: you will find rough edges.

since we have 142 apps submissions, will you guys continue work on your app in regardless wining or not ? for my nimbooks.subimpact.net i will continue optimising it for the betterment of nimiq ecosystem which has practical usage. i konw @Francois Bradette & @Dany Nimiqfr & @Harley NSpace apps would be a fine addition to the ecosystem which i hope post comp will still focus on updating and fine tuning it :)

In case you missed it, your app can now open in full-screen! Nimiq Space now can play nicely in landscape full screen, this means all games on Nimiq Pay just got full screen support (update your apps to go full screen on open). Updating this into Cinima as we speak!

Did you create an admin portal to spot bad actors? I did. I can see who is: - Trying to game the system; - Trying to earn more NIM without using the app; - Trying to call my backend without approval, etc. Because your app is vibe-coded and involves money transfers, I would advise you to tighten up security and build an admin panel to spot bad actors visually. The admin panel shouldn't just be about analytics or who is using the app. When real money is involved, security is a priority.

Have you guys seen Playnimiq in the mini-apps? I'm a bit confused because the app isn't on the submission list, and the concept is similar to my Nimhouse.