I tried Notedeck today. Couldn't make the newest one work but the previous version kind of worked.

I didn't see any safe login options that also allowed read/write privileges. Npub is safe but I only get read privileges.

I asked Dave, the built in AI if there was a way to log into Notedeck using the Alby browser extension and it seemed to think there was a way. It gave me instructions but the instructions were not specific. It was assuming based on whatever it decided was typical. That was very frustrating. I realize you are not the AI, but it might be good to train it to give responses based strictly on confirmed information or clearly state when certain capabilities are not supported. I don't know if that's something that it can be trained to do by default or if individual users like me are going to have to do this training. Ideally the training would be baked in and we wouldn't have to waste time figuring out that the AI lied.

Lastly, I want to point out that new users to any platform don't like seeing buttons with pictures only. People communicate and think using words, not pictures. I don't know what is and what is not possible, but it would be ideal for UX if the default setting was to have menu buttons with actual words on them. If users want to regress to caveman mode with glyphs in lieu of words, that's fine, but for new people trying to orient themselves to this brand new thing, we need words on the menu buttons. Icon symbols are only frustrating at that stage.