Completed screenshots of the CGS App.
Displaying a consumer viewing listings (available produce nearby) Consumer Demo: lnkd.in/gxKw82xF
Grower viewing their finances, cashflow and profit from selling their produce. Grower Demo: lnkd.in/gkuXKQKf
#FoodTech #Sustainability #LocalFood #Agriculture #Farmers
🌱 Your next customer could already be passing your market or farm without knowing you sell exactly what they need.
At Community Grocery Store (CGS), we’re building a better way to make that connection.
We call it Reverse Customer Match, powered by Nearby Produce Alerts.
The idea is simple: match what’s already on someone’s shopping list with produce available nearby, on a journey they’re already making.
🍅 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗚𝗥𝗢𝗪𝗘𝗥𝗦, 𝗖𝗢-𝗢𝗣𝗦 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗠𝗔𝗥𝗞𝗘𝗧𝗦
Turn passing traffic into potential customers.
Someone heading home needs raspberries. Your market has them, but they’ve never heard of your business.
With their permission, CGS is designed to alert the consumer when they’re nearby and you have something on their shopping list.
Think of the principle behind Google Search: connecting what someone wants with a business that offers it.
We’re bringing that idea into the physical world. Their shopping list tells us what they need. Nearby availability creates the opportunity.
Customers discover you through what you sell, not just because they already know your name.
🛒 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗦𝗨𝗠𝗘𝗥𝗦
Make shopping fit your journey, not the other way around.
Check availability, compare prices across nearby listings and see estimated driving or walking times before choosing where to collect.
Raspberries on your list? Available 450 metres away?
Around two minutes’ drive or five minutes’ walk?
A small adjustment to your existing journey could tick an item off your list, without a separate supermarket trip, another search for parking or a busy checkout.
More informed choices. Less time spent shopping.
🌍 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗘𝗡𝗩𝗜𝗥𝗢𝗡𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗧
Make better use of journeys already happening.
When a nearby pickup replaces a separate car trip, it could mean fewer kilometres driven, less fuel used and lower transport emissions.
Walking or cycling to a local grower offers another option.
Our goal isn’t to create more trips. It’s to help people find what they need within the journeys and neighbourhoods already part of their lives.
- Better visibility for growers.
- Greater convenience for consumers.
- More trade within local communities.
Would you stop at a nearby market on your way home if you knew it had what you needed?
Explore the grower demo:
demo.communitygrocerystore.c…
#FoodTech #AgriTech #Sustainability #SupportLocal #FarmersMarkets #Farmers
🤖 Made with AI
Helping farmers and food businesses level the playing field against industry giants.
Great produce can go unnoticed when people don’t know you exist, can’t see what’s in stock or have no way to buy from you.
Even someone passing your farm or shop could be looking for exactly what you sell, without realizing it!
Checkout how were changing the future of food!
demo.communitygrocerystore.c…
Android & iPhone App should be published in 2-3 weeks. Final testing in progress.
#agriculture #innovation #technology #startups #venturecapital #sustainability #circulareconomy #AgTech #SmartFarming #Farming #FutureOfFood #FoodTech
Hyp retweeted
Replying to @Axel_bitblaze69
One I think deserves to be on this list: $NOX | @nonossystems
Most privacy projects are attacking one piece of the problem: private transfers, balances or smart contracts.
NØNOS is going after something broader - a privacy-first operating environment, where applications run inside isolated, permission-controlled capsules rather than having unrestricted access to user data.
And it’s no longer just an idea.
0xNOX is already live on Ethereum mainnet, with the NOX bridge, staking and on-chain infrastructure for app access, subscriptions and pay-per-use settlement already deployed.
Price has also done roughly a 5X from the bottom while still flying under the radar compared with the bigger privacy names.
Privacy is becoming a serious narrative again.
I’m looking for what the market hasn’t discovered yet Axel, hope you deep dive into this one, its 2M$ MC at the moment 🤝
Hyp retweeted
Today, while testing and hardening the NOX Shield launch pool on Sepolia, we settled its first 41 private transfers. Each is one transaction in which Ethereum verifies a zero-knowledge STARK with no trusted setup.
Forty form an open challenge: link any sender to its receiver.
Read more 👇
Hyp retweeted
Twelve years ago, I wrote about self-destructing messages. Today, they are mainstream, but the bigger shift may be toward computing sessions that retain less by default.
My new article explores intentional persistence, zero trust, and the emerging case for ephemeral computing. @nonossystems #Privacy #zerotrust
linkedin.com/pulse/future-we… via @LinkedIn
Hyp retweeted
AI is changing the threat. At NØNOS the priority is building the defence. Our new Commercial website is live, showcasing the technology we’re developing to help protect Financial, Institutional & Enterprise systems against malicious AI attacks.
We’re also opening the doors to view our simulated interactive Launchpad. Step into the role of an organisation deploying with us.
Follow the setup journey, simulate your company’s deployment and explore multisig approvals across three wallets.
A first look at what we’re building and how your organisation could use it. Explore the technology. Try the Launchpad.
nonos.systems
Hyp retweeted
Replying to @CryptoUndeleted
we don't need to beat AWS on compute. NØNOS boots as the guest inside their VM and the gap is what gets attested. Nitro hands you PCR0 to PCR2, a hash of the enclave image signed by Amazon: that tells you which pile of code booted. it does not tell you what that pile was allowed to do and the pile is Linux, so the thing you just measured is millions of lines nobody in the deal has read. on NØNOS the measurement is the permission set. An example is a capsule capability mask which lives in the manifest the proof covers, so proving the image and proving what it was permitted to touch is one check with 144-bit soundness, hash-based, no vendor CA in the proof. anyone holding the image can redo that check offline and the TPM quote is the same kind of hardware signature everyone else uses. What it covers is a permission table a counterparty can read not only a hash of Linux nobody buys secure.
They buy it the day a counterparty asks them to prove what ran... and in AI Era, this will happen sooner than later.
Hyp retweeted
Replying to @Overdose_AI
Hyp retweeted
Introducing the new nonos.software
The site was rebuilt so NØNOS can be understood by walking through it. The operating system proves what it runs before anything is allowed to execute and the homepage now follows that trust chain from power-on to a running program, one stage at a time.
Published with it are the full roadmap to v1.0, signed downloads with checksums and attestation bundles, in-browser verification, a redesigned NOX staking console, and pages for news, events, research and a community room that does not require an account.
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Build it, and they will come.
Anyone & NØNOS. Two projects born to take on the privacy crisis.
Beyond bull markets, rockets and moon boots, we need to take both seriously.
Its about more than crypto. It’s about building a future where people control their own data, not governments or institutions.
The hype comes and goes. The need for privacy doesn’t.
#Privacy #ETH #Crypto #Altcoins
Hyp retweeted
NØNOS is approaching its beta release.
After more than a year of open-source development for (OSS) and contributions, we are beginning to apply for funding, grants and ecosystem support.
The goal is to accelerate the next phase: deeper hardening, broader testing, stronger research alignment and real-world evaluation with partners who care about privacy, security and verifiable computing.
Two applications have been submitted so far:
* one in the Netherlands and * one in the United States.
We will share updates if and when any of these applications move forward.
NØNOS is no longer just an idea on paper.
Hyp retweeted
This is one of the first times NØNOS boots end to end as a microkernel, from our signed loader through the kernel into a desktop you can actually verify and we are sharing it now, as it stands, rather than waiting for it to be polished.
This 0.8.10-alpha is a test pre-release.
It’s live now at:
github.com/NON-OS/nonos-micr…
It boots to its desktop under QEMU and new in this build, under VirtualBox and on a generic UEFI framebuffer, the same path real hardware uses. It ships with SHA-256 and BLAKE3 checksums and a full attestation manifest, so you can confirm exactly what you are booting before you boot it.
⚠️ Assume we are early and we would rather show real current work and hear the hard truths than present something finished. Boot it, verify it, and tell us what breaks. Open an issue, DM us, or help us build.















