TapXO: Tic Tac Toe & Chat
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Description
Play familiar strategy games, make them your own, and connect with other players in TapXO.
PLAY YOUR WAY
Play Tic-Tac-Toe on classic 3×3 boards or expand the challenge up to 8×8.
Play four in a row with classic, wide, and tall board options.
Train against adjustable AI.
Share one device for local two-player matches.
Find online opponents, create private game rooms, and post live challenges.
Earn XP, track stats, and personalize your profile.
CONNECT THROUGH COMMUNITIES
The TapXO Community is a public, server-visible lobby for chat and game challenges. You can also create invitation-only private communities for a more private conversation.
Experimental private communities include:
End-to-end encrypted messages, replies, private messages, images, documents, and voice notes
Delivery and read status
Player blocking and privacy-aware reporting
Member and owner controls
Encrypted local message history
Local message deletion, conversation clearing, and emergency panic wipe
User-configurable Nostr relays and discoverable chat commands
Multiple possible delivery paths: a live ciphertext gateway, Nostr relays, and nearby Bluetooth mesh when available
PRIVATE COMMUNITY BETA
Private communities are designed to operate without a central chat database. Their message content is encrypted on the sender’s device and decrypted by participating devices. The live TapXO gateway forwards ciphertext to connected peers without private-chat history. Delivery paths are best effort and depend on gateway or relay availability, nearby peers, device permissions, and operating-system background limits.
This encrypted community system is experimental and has not completed an independent cryptographic audit. Cross-platform Bluetooth behavior still requires physical-device validation. It does not make a device anonymous, guarantee delivery, or protect messages after they are displayed on an unlocked or compromised device. The public lobby, online matchmaking, game coordination, leaderboards, advertising, moderation, and some service metadata still use server or database services. After a report warning and confirmation, selected evidence is disclosed to the community owner and separately submitted to TapXO moderation when available.
Bluetooth access is optional. TapXO is not intended for emergency communication.