ADAView is designed to be user friendly and provide a more familiar user interface that mimics more of an online banking experience on top of Cardano. This includes the merger of UTXO based transactions with Rewards based transactions, while also providing a contextual layer that shows only the relative information from the perspective of a wallet. For example a withdrawal from an exchange often includes dozens, if not hundreds of destination addresses, but for most users this is just noise, and all they care about is the addresses belonging to their wallet.
We are also looking at adding the ability for users to see in plain language events that are associated with transactions. For example a stake registration, or stake delegation event will be displayed next to a transaction and will clearly indicate any associated actions. This will help new users understand how the network behaves and how events are triggered through transactions.
ADAView belongs in the Miscellaneous Challenge because it is meant to be more of a generic tool to assist adoption and onboarding of new users to the Cardano space, rather than new Catalyst members as described in the "New Member Onboarding Challenge"
and allow them to track their accounts without requiring wallet software in near real time.
We will be communicating our project once we have left our beta stage through our social media accounts, as well as through the CCSPA, and other online cardano communities. Since our tool will be free to use, we will be looking for other projects that will promote our tool as well and make use of it during their promotions.
We will also be publishing our API's which will allow for additional project to benefit from our contextualized integration layer if they desire to do so.
The main challenges and risks involved with this project are the time constraints of our team. We are well underway, and we are dedicated to making sure this project is a success for ourselves and our local community; However finding the time to efficiently implement all of our design features is a challenget, with the risk of not being able to implement all of the desired features. The funding will allow us to invest in additional resources where required to meet the demands as they arise, and to assist in automation of some manual processes in place. Our main mitigation strategy is to ensure that our releases are well defined and that we have manageable workloads associated with each release. We are allowing upto 3 months between releases initially with the goal of being much more agile in the future.