Noir (@NoirLang) — Twitter Score 52 out of 1000

Noir is an open-source, domain-specific programming language designed for building privacy-preserving applications using zero-knowledge proofs. Noir's Twitter Score is 52 out of 1000 (a Good rating) as of September 2026, ranking #17,290 (top 5%) among 489,241 tracked accounts.

Noir was founded by Kevaundray Wedderburn and is affiliated with Aztec Labs. The language uses a Rust-like syntax, lowering the barrier for developers already familiar with systems programming to write zero-knowledge programs. A key design principle is that Noir is proving-backend agnostic, meaning developers can select different backends for proof generation and verification rather than being locked into a single system.

Noir works across chains for general zero-knowledge applications and serves as the native language for smart contracts on Aztec. Aztec Labs rewrote its private-execution, public-execution, and proof-recursion core circuits in Noir, announcing that integration in December 2023. While Noir is central to the Aztec stack, it is also usable outside of it for broader zero-knowledge application development.

Noir has 9,977 followers as of September 2026 on Twitter and has published 1,765 posts. The account has been mentioned by 105 accounts, with 449 total mentions.

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The accounts that follow Noir include 257 founders, 57 angel investors and 75 influencers. Among them are Laura Shin, Georgios Konstantopoulos, John Wang, Neeraj K. Agrawal, DeFi Dad defidad.eth and Gabriel Shapiro.