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Mammothon App Breakdown #2: wearelazydev @wearelazydev is a developer bounty app that aims to change the way developers are rewarded for their contributions to open-source projects. It does this by leveraging zkTLS, or “Zero-Knowledge Transport Layer Security”, which allows users to bring sensitive web2 data, such as credit scores or Github details, while maintaining privacy. Here’s a simple breakdown of zkTLS, by nairolf: So how does wearelazydev work? 1️⃣ Alice creates a bounty on the app for a new feature she wants in her open-source game. She sets a due date & reward (paid in LAZY tokens). 2️⃣ Bob sees the bounty on the app & decides to complete it. He writes the code & submits a pull request (PR) on GitHub. (in other words, he asks Alice to check his work) 3️⃣ Alice then reviews Bob’s work (pull request), and has two choices: ❌ Reject it → Bob gets nothing ✅ Merges it → Code accepted & added to main project 4️⃣ Once Bob’s work is merged, zkTLS generates a proof, which confirms that Alice did merge Bob’s work into her project. 5️⃣ The proof is then verified, and if valid, Bob’s reward is instantly claimable, without having to rely on some third party to release the reward, or without Bob having to go through some intricate process. I should note that zkTLS in this context is also used to verify that it was really Bob's Github account that did the work. This also means that Bob’s data remains private, and does not risk any data exposure. He just connects his wallet, completes the coding task, and earns rewards. & in terms of onboarding, a user would need a traditional web3 wallet, although there are various options, including Metamask, SubWallet, Phantom, Rainbow, Keplr, & Backpack. Roadmap ➡️ Community expansion through challenges ➡️ Badges & other gamified experiences ➡️ LAZY token integration ➡️ Cross-chain compatibility ➡️ Decentralized governance Team Bima Jadiva Sabrina