I'm Mahmood and I'm building NimStage for the Mini Apps Competition. The problem: Independent artists give up a big cut of every ticket, stream and fan subscription to platforms. Most of them make only a few cents per stream. The idea: - Artists schedule a ticketed premiere, sell tracks, and offer monthly fan memberships. The money goes straight to their own Nimiq wallet, with no platform fee. - Fans open a show in Nimiq Pay, hear a free preview, and unlock the full thing with one tap. They can tip during the show and chat with other ticket holders. - Supporters get every show and track from that artist, plus posts only they can read. Why it fits Nimiq: - Payments are feeless and fast, and each one carries a reference so the server can verify it on-chain before unlocking anything. - Wallet sign-in means there are no passwords or emails. - NimStage never holds anyone's money. Would love any suggestions!

Hi everyone! I built Layby for Cycle 3 (Save). Want the new iPhone 18 Pro Max but can't pay for it all at once? Layby is layaway for local shops, inside Nimiq Pay: 1. The shop puts the item on layby: price in its own currency, number of payments, and a refund policy. 2. You pay it off in NIM installments, one brick fills per payment. 3. When the last brick fills, you show a collect code at the counter and take it home. Layby never holds money. Payments go straight to the shop's wallet, and every payment is checked on the Nimiq chain (6 checks) before it counts, with a public receipt. Try it: open Nimiq Pay → Mini Apps → laybyapp.vercel.app Works on mainnet and testnet. Create a plan as a "shop", open the link, and pay the first installment. I'd love your feedback 🙏 Live: https://laybyapp.vercel.app Code: https://github.com/fozagtx/layby

Exploring an idea: automatic savings into NIM. The basic concept is simple: you set an amount and frequency, say €25 every month, and it automatically gets converted into NIM and sent to your wallet. Think of it like a recurring savings plan, but directly into NIM. We’re still at the very early stage and trying to figure out what would actually make this useful beyond just “recurring buys.” Would love feedback, especially on: - Would you personally use something like this? - What would make you trust an automated setup? - What features would make it genuinely useful? Curious to hear what other Nimiq builders think.

I finally decided on an idea and its for the On/Off-Ramp track. I have already started development and by next week, I should have a substantial MVP for the community to test with. Nimiq Pay AI Assistant: Simple On/Off-Ramp application 🚀 More details coming soon.....

I'm exploring an idea for a lightweight mini app that helps freelancers, indie hackers, and small agencies organize prospect research without spending hours copying information between tabs and spreadsheets. 💡 The problem When researching potential clients, people often collect information from multiple websites, then manually organize names, company details, social links, and notes. It's repetitive, and useful leads can easily get lost. 🛠️ The proposed solution A mini app where users can: - Add a company or prospect URL. - Organize prospect details in one place. - Add notes, tags, and follow-up reminders. - Export qualified prospects to CSV. - Use AI to summarize publicly available company information, with the option to review everything before saving. 🎯 Who it's for Freelancers, lead generation specialists, sales teams, and indie hackers who regularly research potential customers. 🔍 How I'd validate it Before building the full app, I'd create a basic prototype and ask 5–10 people who regularly do prospect research to try it. I'd measure whether it saves them time, which features they actually use, and whether they'd pay for it. A few tools that could help build and test the idea: - Nimiq – Explore the ecosystem behind this mini-app competition. - Figma – Create a clickable prototype before writing code. - Supabase – Explore database and authentication tools for an early version. - Claude – Brainstorm features, plan the architecture, and help with implementation. - Floment – Another platform to explore for sharing ideas and connecting with online communities. I'd love your honest feedback: 1. Is this problem painful enough that you'd use a dedicated mini app for it? 2. What's the one feature you'd consider essential? 3. Would you prefer a simple free tool or a paid version with AI-powered research? I'd rather validate the problem before spending weeks building something nobody needs. What do you think? 💬