On today’s episode, I’m joined by Wijuwiju and Anna who are building Interface, a human readable social web3 feed. At the time of recording, Interface is an iOS and Android app that lets you follow wallets and scroll through an infinite feed of their recent activity. It’s a great way to see recent swaps, mints, and transfers, and over time the team is developing richer indexing and transaction parsing, to show things like Snapshot votes, Mirror blog posts, and their most recent feature, Gnosis multisig signatures.
Anna and Wiju describe how they found their passion for decentralization, their process for fundraising and building web3 apps in public, and their long-term plans for building a sustainable public goods DAO that generates revenues for token holders. This is a great team and an episode not to be missed.
Topics Discussed
- Wijuwiju learned about crypto through Juan Benet and found the decentralized, anti-censorship enabling properties interesting. He started with Bounties for Balance wallet, writing Uniswap Letters and working on Doin Gud NFT market.
- Anna met Wiju in 2020, worked on Uniswap Letters POAP’s.
- Interface is trying to make activity associated with your public address discoverable and comprehensible
- Interface’s intention to open source their transaction labels so they become trustworthy public goods rather than a proprietary black box
- Wallet aggregation, good idea or bad idea?
- Do people follow ENS addresses or wallet addresses? What’s the upgrade path?
- Interface’s revenue model and DAO plans
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