DatingScan

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  DatingScan – Landing page

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  DatingScan – Edit profile

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  DatingScan – Account page

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  DatingScan – Home page

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  DatingScan – It's a match

Inspiration

We think that most of the web 2.0 dating apps are broken since they don't provide an opportunity to date-and-earn, but rather only extract value from its users. We think that the next dating app should be community-owned and provide value via NFT-ized "achievements" and fungible tokens that redirect profits back to the community.

What it does

DatingScan enables users to create a profile and see a nearby users that want to date.

How we built it

Our idea was to build a proof-of-concept app with the minimum amount of features.

Challenges we ran into

1/ Reveal like/dislike (currently a user can see who liked/disliked his profile without a need to pay with a token for this feature) 2/ Reveal contacts (currently all the contacts are encrypted)

Accomplishments that we're proud of

1/ Built a working front-end from scratch 2/ Create profile contract 3/ Subgraph integration 4/ Network guard: only Polygon & Mumbai networks are allowed 5/ User search via geo coordinates 6/ IPFS integration 7/ Teamed up with MCS (https://www.m-c-s.xyz/) students and alumni

What we learned

1/ We should consider using zero-knowledge proofs to hide the identities of the users 2/ Need a bigger team than 1 dev + 1 manager

What's next for DatingScan

1/ We're planning to deploy on Polygon in 1 month continuing our bootstrapping efforts 2/ We're considering integration with Lens protocol launched by Aave

Built With

• effector
• ethers
• hardhat
• openzeppelin
• react
• solidity
• typescript