diVine
Short-form video app reviving six-second looping format, blending restored archive of 100,000+ historic clips with new user posts, all running on decentralized Nostr protocol. Authenticity is upheld by cryptographic checks, enabling only verified device uploads.
Features
- Short videos
- Watch videos
- Automatic Looping
- Share Videos
Tags
- no-ai-training
- Social Media
- social-media-video-creation
- short-video
- video-sharing-tool
- short-video-sharing-app
- Nostr
- vine
- nostr-integration
- proofmode
- cryptographic
diVine News & Activities
Recent News
- Maoholguin published news article about diVine
Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey launches diVine, an open-source short-video app Vine rebootA new reboot of the long discontinued Vine short-videos sharing platform has launched under the nam...
Recent activities
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diVine information
Developed by
RabbleLabs Licensing
Open Source (MPL-2.0) and Free product.Alternatives
22 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
AlternativeTo Categories
Social & Communications, Video & MoviesGitHub repository
- 193 Stars
- 29 Forks
- 282 Open Issues
- Updated
What is diVine?
diVine is a short form social video app that revives 
Vine original six second looping format while running on the decentralized Nostr protocol. It includes the restored Vine video archive, letting users browse more than one hundred thousand classic clips alongside new posts created on the platform.
The app focuses on real user generated content, using authenticity checks to prevent generative AI videos. Users can view the archive, follow creators, build profiles, and record or upload their own looping six second videos.
Under the hood, diVine is an open source project backed by Jack Dorsey through the nonprofit And Other Stuff and built on Nostr so developers and communities can run their own relays and media servers. The platform uses Guardian Project’s ProofMode to cryptographically verify that uploaded videos were recorded on real devices, and original Vine creators can reclaim profiles or request removal of their archived clips.
Comments and Reviews
Vine is coming back in 2025 is not what I expected. It is way better!!