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Read, Manipulate & Write onchain data, in real-time ✿⚘ Find the same familiar interface & functions (eg VLOOKUP, INDEX, MATCH) but designed for a world of open data & online collaboration. Query data from smart contracts, APIs, and even submit txs onchain from dSheets (Uniswap, CoinGecko,) One universal interface... show more

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Fileverse1 year ago

Introducing: 👩‍🔧 Decentralized spreadsheets made for the global economy & open Internet

Fileverse1 year ago

Excel has ruled the world… ‘till now ❀𖡼 Spreadsheets are the backbone of millions of databases & trillions of $ of global capital movements. They are the most used reactive functional programming language in the world… YET, a duo-poly of proprietary, big tech sh**t software has choked the market for the past 40 years. dSheets changes that.

Fileverse1 year ago

Trustlessly Collaborative ❊𖥧 No downloads, no sign-ups, full end-to-end encryption, granular permissions (email/@ensdomains/0x via @hatsprotocol), built on open standards, and w/ ZK-authentication (vOPRF-ID) for your private online collaboration. Just you & your crew & no third-party surveillance model. Anywhere @ethereum @base @gnosischain <3

Fileverse1 year ago

Maximally Interroperable ❀𖡼 dSheets offers a design space that centralized cloud apps could never even imagine. dSheets works natively with other technologies: -import your social graph (@LC, FC) -bring your own account -import @Dune charts -interact with onchain protocols (eg @aave) -use your own API keys for full privacy (every new account will have few credits for API calls to test out onchain functions) -and even use dSheets as a miniapp within Farcaster

Fileverse1 year ago

Self-sovereignty by design ✾𖡼 dSheets runs on the Fileverse middleware, as does dDocs: -onchain: collaboration & access permission smart contracts -p2p: storage via IPFS/@pinatacloud -offline & online: no download needed -accessible: native mobile & desktop -exit-friendly: no lock-in

Fileverse1 year ago

Community-driven at its core ❈𖤣 dSheets has two core community primitives: 1. An open marketplace for people to share their sheets publicly for others to view, fork or contribute to. 2. Anyone can contribute to building “datablocks” for dSheets to support more data sources. Just submit your contribution on GitHub!

Fileverse1 year ago

dSheets is only in v0.1 & will be growing EVERY WEEK. Your contributions are essential, as they have been with dDocs. Coming soon: -native charts based on your sheet data -write onchain (simulate, bundle, submit txs onchain from your dSheet) -more datablocks/onchain functions -local LLM to help you make sense of all that data & structure your work

CoinGecko1 year ago

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Fileverse1 year ago

🐸💛👩‍🏭

Crypto Tax Made Easy1 year ago

provide your own API key? Or is this native functionality?

Fileverse1 year ago

Haaaaloooooo @CryptoTaxSucks 👩‍🏭👋 For v0.1 -We will offer some credits to peers that create an account to try the onchain functions. Anyone can try, natively, without having to think of API keys or RPCs, etc. -When limit is hit, anyone can add their own API key for the relevant onchain functions (e.g. Coingecko). We'll gather feedback and prepare the right flow for v0.2! We're here btw if u have any feature requests or feedback 🍓

Archivaldo.eth1 year ago

Damnnnn 🔥🔥🔥🔥

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