Digital business cards to help people connect easier while attending web3 conferences and events. The end goal is to create a reputation ecosystem to replace web2 platforms like LinkedIn.
It is hard to remember and keep track of everyone we meet at events and re-connect later.
Digital business cards to help people connect easier while attending web3 conferences and events.
Create your own profile, with no fees.
Share anything about yourself with one simple link.
Set permissions, search by profile, and even send direct messages.
Ability to prove / verify connections you have with others.
Ceramic:We are mixing these on-chain solutions with off-chain portable data by using Ceramic and Lit protocols, to achieve a superior UX combined with React to easily onboard every kind of use in any platform.
IPFS/Filecoin:To upload metadata about the encounter, upload media data, dapp deployed to IPFS.
ENS:Optional subdomains or just integration with avatar, twitter fields, create profile in ENS and redirect to web2 eth.link.
Polygon:The Souldbound minting contract deployed and consumed with cheap fees
Optimism:The Souldbound minting contract deployed to this network to experience high scalabality
Cronos:To deploy SBTs to the blockchain to prove that a user has met a person.
SKALE:(Planned) To deploy SBTs to the blockchain to prove that a user has met a person because of true data ownership.
Oasis:To deploy SBTs to the blockchain to prove that a user has met a person because of zero gas and speed.
Aurora:To deploy SBTs to the blockchain to prove that a user has met a person
The Graph:(Planned) Subgraph to query all SBTs, interacting with other sponsors subgraphs. This makes PoN a multi-chain application and the subgraph really helps us to do that with good UI/UX experience for not only users, but also developers in our team.
We created a monorepo on GitHub where we forked Orbis-sdk to adapt to our needs.
Orbis-sdk is used to manage data storage, built on top of Ceramic and Lit protocol, some images are stored directly in IPFS
The smart contracts were created and tested using Hardhat framework and Slither
We use react-native with expo for our mobile apps, styled with styled-components
For the web app, we use Next.js, styled with Chakra UI and deployed to Vercel.
For smart contract interaction in the frontend, we use Rainbow-kit, Walletconnect and wagmi library.