Introduction
The Most Versatile Chatting App for Web3 Communities
What is Daoing?
Daoing is a Web3-native community chatting app (similar to Discord) with new blockchain-powered features such as wallet-to-wallet encrypted chat, token gated groups, seamless DApp integrations, and community governance, bringing an unprecedented Web3 experience on mobile devices to users.
Daoing can help users：
Search for friends based on wallet address or DID and initiate a chat.
Join or create a Token-gating (token-based) community.
Interact with Dapps on mobile devices.
Participate in community activities such as bounty tasks and airdrops.
What pain points does Daoing solve?
Trust Building: Traditional social media apps such as Telegram and Discord have difficulties in linking wallet activities on the chain with identities off the chain. It also takes a long time for community members to identify each other and build trust. Daoing's wallet-as-an-identity system allows users to easily combine on-chain and off-chain identities, making it easier to build mutual trust among members.
Mobile Experience: Traditional Dapp interactions are all browser-based, which exclude those primarily on mobile devices. A community in Daoing can customise and display its own Dapps, so the community members can use it anytime on mobile devices.
Low Entry Barriers: Daoing's anonymous login and built-in wallet lowers the barrier for using Web3, enabling Web2 users to easily participate in the Web3 communities.
Community Ecosystem: Operators of communities (especially communities that need to use Web3 payment methods) often need multiple applications to manage the community engagement, but Daoing's built-in modules can solve all aspects of community growth and monetization.
How does Daoing empower Token Communities and DAOs?
Real-time Member-Linking: Community members can access and stay in touch with required Dapps at any time on mobile devices.
Efficient User Interaction: Communities can use Daoing's built-in bounty system for user interaction and growth.
Vertical Content Sharing: Each community in Daoing has a content display module, which allows the community moderators to manually publish new content at any time or integrate external information streams (Twitter, Medium, etc.) to automatically publish new content.
Versatile User Access: Communities can set up different chat channels, and each chat channel can set different access permissions, such as fully open to public, invitation-based, or having certain cryptocurrency (including NFT) as the entry requirements.
How is Daoing different from other social apps?
In short, Daoing is a Web3 version of Discord but with new Web3 features such as a built-in wallet and Dapp integrations. The commenting system based identity system helps to promote effective social interaction and help users filter invalid information to the greatest extent. See Daoing vs Other Social Apps for a comprehensive chart and comparison list between Daoing and other social media.
Daoing‘s Mission
Our mission is to make a fun and powerful product where every user can experience the benefits of Web3 on their mobile phones.
Daoing’s Key Features
For individual users, Daoing provides:
Peer-to-peer encrypted chats and anonymous logins, eliminating the risk of privacy violation.
A portal to discover communities of their interests or to discover new Web3 start-ups.
A friendly experience to explore the Web3 world from mobile devices.
A portal to learn about Web3.
For community users, Daoing provides:
Multi-channel chats with flexible access.
Community monetisation tools.
User growth and management tools.
Token-based governance (DAO) and crowdfunding tools.
Why is Daoing developing mobile app first?
To be ready for mainstream adoption of Web3. At present, most of the Web3 applications are developed on web browsers, and users need to install browser plug-ins like Metamask to use them. We believe that the future of Web3 will gradually shift to the mobile Internet, so Daoing is first making mobile apps and solving all the barriers for non-Web3 users to use Web3.
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