Freeport – a P2P ride-hailing marketplace I built on Nostr
Freeport is a decentralized peer-to-peer marketplace for rides, services and goods. No middleman, no commission, no account — your keys, your price.
Freeport – a P2P ride-hailing marketplace I built on Nostr launched on July 8, 2026 with 67 votes, #568 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
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Freeport is a peer-to-peer ride-hailing marketplace built on the Nostr protocol. It enables users to find and book rides directly with drivers without a central intermediary. The platform leverages Nostr's decentralized architecture to facilitate connections between riders and drivers, allowing transactions to occur on an open network rather than through a traditional company-operated app.
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Freeport is a decentralized, peer-to-peer marketplace for rides, services and goods — built on Nostr. No company in the middle, no server to run, no commission, no account. Your keys, your price. A real peer-to-peer network — not another platform taking a cut and holding your data. Deal directly with the other person and agree your own price. No platform fee, no surge pricing. Your identity is a secure key created on your device — no email, no phone-number account, no password. Negotiate openly with a built-in estimator. Zero commission means more stays with you. Messages are end-to-end encrypted. Listings carry only a coarse, neighborhood-level location — never your exact spot. The app has…from ptrinh.github.io
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