Where Does Amber Store Nostr Keys?
Amber keeps Nostr keys offline on Android with per-app authorizations. No servers needed and no filenames published.
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Amber is an offline Nostr signer with no servers in the loop. Keys stay segregated on-device with per-app authorizations governing access. Bunker and local sharing protocols bridge apps.
Package identity verifies through free-software channels with fingerprints beside. Exact database filenames stay unpublished across sources. Quote offline model plus package while leaving files unquoted.
Where Amber stores this, by platform
/data/data/com.greenart7c3.nostrsigner
Private sandbox for the verified signer package with offline keys and per-app auth. No servers participate. Filenames stay unpublished with root-only access.
Frequently asked questions
How does Amber store keys?
They stay offline in private storage with NIP-55 sharing to apps and NIP-46 bunker flows beside. Multiple accounts separate per authorization. No servers participate in any flow.
What is the Amber package?
Through the verified package across free-software catalogs with certificate fingerprints beside. Exact database filenames stay unpublished. Quote package plus offline model, never inner files.
Amber or Nsec app?
It exists as web key management rather than a native file holder. Native signer duties belong to Amber on Android. Quote each tool for its own platform without mixing.
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