Version 0.0.1

Added end-to-end encrypted storage: files are encrypted on your device before they leave it, and stored on the Walrus decentralized network.

The keys are derived on your device and never sent to us. What reaches our server is ciphertext, its size, and the time it arrived.

Added the account code: an account is a code you keep. No email, no name, no password reset.

Because nothing about you is stored, there is nobody who can restore access if the code is lost. That is the trade the design makes, and it is stated on the screen that hands you the code.

Added exchange between SUI and WAL inside the wallet, both directions, on two public on-chain markets.

DeepBook and Bluefin are quoted side by side with their fees; you pick where the trade happens and you sign it yourself. NMTS adds no fee of its own and never holds your coins. You may also swap somewhere else entirely and send the coins to this wallet.

Added your own limits on exchanges and sends: allowed price movement and a network-fee cap, as presets, a slider, or an exact number.

Presets, a slider and an exact figure are all available for both. A value outside the usual range asks for your consent before going on.

Added folders, renaming, moving, multi-select, sorting, list and tile views, and folder upload.

Added a desktop layout: pick where you are on the left — files and folders, starred, your labels, shared with you, trash — and read it on the right.

Added stars, pinning and labels of your own. These marks stay inside your encrypted file list.

They are part of the file list, which is encrypted on your device — the server cannot read them and cannot search by them.

Added private sharing: share a file with one other account using their public code.

Added the recovery list: the encrypted index of your whole account — every storage address and file key — in one file you keep.

It holds every storage address and every wrapped file key. The standalone tool that turns it back into files without NMTS is still being built, so today the map is something you keep, not something you can yet act on alone.

Added this device's copy of your file list: the account screen shows which version this browser has saved, and hands it to you as a file.

It carries no storage addresses, so it does not replace the recovery list.

Added paying with credits: when your account holds credits, small files upload without a wallet and NMTS pays the storage network.

The screen shows exactly how many credits an upload will use before it starts. One credit is 1MB for 28 days.

Added the free trial: one application per account per week, while that week's places last.

A place is a fixed amount of storage for 28 days, and the number of places each week comes from what the trial pool can actually afford — not from a figure we picked.

Added whole-account export: download every file in your account, with its folder structure.

Added the trash: deleted files can be restored for 30 days.

Added numbering for duplicate names: uploading a file whose name is already used adds a number instead of replacing what is there.

NMTS keeps no version history — the previous copy would cost storage from your wallet, and an overwrite cannot be undone.

Added statistics for the whole service — volume, accounts and day-by-day figures — viewable without an account.

Added your own usage — storage, labels, largest files, month by month — worked out on your device.

Added the support inbox: send a question from inside the app, choosing exactly which file details to attach, or none.

Nothing is attached unless you tick it. Messages are deleted after 30 days.

Added a check that you are a person when creating an account or signing in. Most of the time you will not see anything.

Added mainnet operation: NMTS runs on the Sui and Walrus main networks, and the storage you pay for is real.