# Web3 Product Watch

**Published by:** [Wonder Woman Code](https://paragraph.com/@wonder-woman-code/)
**Published on:** 2022-05-13
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Recently I decided to make my way through the RabbitHole skills to test out the platform and while contemplating what to write about to satisfy a requirement I saw a tweet by David Phelps. https://twitter.com/divine_economy/status/1523390778428764161?s=20&t=twx3D_VzaGCtqlktZ4aZew I instantly thought of a couple of examples and I was sure I could think of more but drew a blank. I knew the people I was interacting with daily were indeed building stuff but why couldn’t think of more. I asked around and always it came down to exactly how you define the parameters. So here is what I came up with: CAN’T be web3 geared solutions for only web3 problems such as wallets, blockchain explorers, etc. It CAN be products that help integrate web3 into non-web3 technologies. It CAN’T be products that connect web3 to other web3 such as bridges It has to be actually working in some form and not just a whitepaper and a token issued with no work to show or utility to be had (even if the team is working on it). CAN’T be a Ponzi scheme Must be a product with end-users in mind and open for anyone to use. Product-market fit is measured by whether it is getting used at all because we’re early and because it’s really a subjective definition but abandoned projects who are no longer seeing any action are out. I gathered the rest of the suggestions from the comments on the original tweet and then went to work trying to find more. First stop DappRadar, great resource if you haven’t seen it already. I ultimately decided to organize the list by industry and there are many more than the ones listed on DappRadar. This list is not exhaustive but I did make a serious effort to track down as many as I possibly could within a short time frame and in the process introduced and re-introduced myself to products I’m likely to use myself in the future. I sincerely hope you’ll find some new products here too. Please feel free to contact me if I missed something because I will be adding to this in the future and writing features on some of my favorites. Art Some people have argued that NFT marketplaces are web3 for web3. My response to that is that they are a key part of empowering artists to monetize their art through blockchain technology and provide necessary off-ramps for collectors. In order to accomplish that a marketplace has to be able to provide an interface for the creation of an NFT and a way for the artist to sell their newly minted NFT immediately. I am purposefully leaving out curated marketplaces, think ArtBlocks or DraftKings, because they’re not open for anyone to use. I put them under the “Art” category because that has been their target market and the industry they have disrupted most. Yes, I can pick up a Zen Academy membership or some other non-art-related NFT on them but they aren’t built with memberships in mind. OpenSea https://opensea.io/ Rarible https://rarible.com/ LooksRare https://looksrare.org/ Enjin Marketplace https://enjinx.io/eth/marketplace Cent https://beta.cent.co/~discover/ Zora https://zora.co/ Coinbase NFT https://nft.coinbase.com/ Foundation https://foundation.app/ Treasureland https://activity.treasureland.market/ Cloud Compute & Storage Web 2.0 produced a great number of cloud computing providers, many of which have been wildly successful. Cloud computing changed the way applications were engineered and more importantly ushered in an age of lean start-ups that could get off the ground without the expensive investments in hardware needed to otherwise scale. Arguably this is a product fit for devs which I said I wasn’t going to include but cloud computing was and is for people who work outside of the web3 development community. They work in the sciences, music, video streaming, filmmaking, and many other industries that simply require massive and otherwise very expensive machine time. One could also argue any smart contract is in a way cloud computing but I’m listing the products that are making it as easy as some of their web 2.0 counterparts with tooling that elevates them to broader markets. Render Network https://render.x.io/ Cudos https://www.cudos.org/ 4Everland https://www.4everland.org/ Phala Network https://www.phala.network/en/ Filecoin https://filecoin.io/ Arweave https://www.arweave.org/ Identity Magic https://magic.link/ Universal Profile https://universalprofile.cloud/ Education Evita DAO https://docs.evita.one/evita-dao/ Employment A new type of employment platform is emerging that focuses on proof of skills vs. flat job listings and resume posting. Autonoumous Recruiters 🤔 Rabbithole https://rabbithole.gg/ Energy Energy Web https://www.energyweb.org/ Environmental Klima DAO https://www.klimadao.finance/ Regen Network https://www.regen.network/ Toucan Protocol https://toucan.earth/ Finance Although 2020/21 saw giant wave of finance companies who allow people to borrow against their digital assets I’ll be leaving those out because I feel like they were created only for the web3 community and I’m focusing instead on companies that are tackling lending in a more general sense or backed by other types assets. Gold Finch https://goldfinch.finance/ Hex https://hex.com/ Maximus https://maximus.cash/ Liquid Mortgage https://www.liquidmortgage.io/ Figure https://www.figure.com/ WeTrust You’ll also notice they have products built on their platform for insurance and identity. I believe they’re most powerful innovation is the ability for people to create their own trusted lending circles based on parameters they specify. https://www.wetrust.io/ Gaming Axie Infinity https://axieinfinity.com/ Dark Forest https://zkga.me/ Mobox https://www.mobox.io/ The Sandbox Game https://www.sandbox.game/ Human Resources Opolis https://opolis.co/ Indexing ENS https://ens.domains/ Maps Arcane Maps Blockchain-based alternative to Google Maps with a focus on privacy. https://arcanemaps.com/ Music Opulous https://opulous.org/ Open Source Gitcoin & Gitcoin Grants https://gitcoin.co/ Printing Chroma Signet https://chromasignet.com/ Project Management Clarity https://www.clarity.so/ Real Estate Lofty https://www.lofty.ai/ SliceSpace https://www.slicespace.com/ Real T https://realt.co/ Propy https://propy.com/browse/ Security Code4rena Based on my understanding they haven’t done any audits outside of web3 but I’ve included them on this list because they’re innovating the way people get security audits and nothing as far as I can tell from their docs would stop a person from listing rewards for audits outside of web3. https://code4rena.com/ Shopping Lolli https://www.lolli.com/ Whatnot https://whatnot.com/ Social Media Mirror https://mirror.xyz/ Hypto https://hypto.io/ POAP https://poap.xyz/ Superlocal https://hello.superlocal.com/ Streaming Video Live Peer https://livepeer.org/ Travel Winding Tree https://windingtree.com/ Virtual Reality Decentraland https://decentraland.org/ Web Browsers R.I.P. Mist! Don’t worry though you still have some other options. Brave https://brave.com/ Opera Crypto https://www.opera.com/crypto/next Web3 Connectors These are the products based on web3 but bringing this new tech to the tools we already use and love. WalletConnect https://walletconnect.com/ Collab.land https://collab.land/ Chainlink https://chain.link/ Unlock https://unlock-protocol.com/ CocoNFT https://coconft.com/

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