Hey
Hey is a decentralized and permissionless social media app built with Lens Protocol
Overview:
HeyHey is a cutting-edge social media application that utilizes Lens Protocol to provide a decentralized and permissionless platform for users to interact and engage while prioritizing privacy, security, and user control. The platform aims to revolutionize the social media landscape by offering a more transparent and equitable digital environment for its users.
Features:
- Decentralized Platform: HeyHey leverages Lens Protocol to create a decentralized social media platform.
- Privacy Focus: The application prioritizes user privacy and security.
- User Control: Users have more control over their interactions and data on the platform.
- Open Community: HeyHey encourages open discussions and idea-sharing in its community.
- Contributor Friendly: The platform welcomes contributors to enhance the project.
- Testing with BrowserStack: HeyHey project is tested using BrowserStack.
- Open-Source: HeyHey is open-sourced software licensed under AGPLv3.
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