Hi, my team is building Lighthouse.Storage. It would be great if fellow community members here could give it a try and share any feedback. I am looking forward to improving it and getting feedback from community.
Some resources to try out for it
- Lighthouse Files - https://files.lighthouse.storage/
- Documentation - https://docs.lighthouse.storage/lighthouse-1/
The documentation doesn’t describe a sustainable funding model needed to actually fund this offering perpetually.
If I pay a one time fee, what happens when that fee has been used up to pay for storage services?
Hi there! I like what I am seeing, especially in terms of the clarity of the SDK documentation and ease of use.
Would you mind if I DM you to further connect? Your SDK seems to be exactly what my team would need for a product we look to add to our suite.
We are building developer tools for people that want to token gate data streams behind NFTs. Can share more details in DMs.
Let me know!
Opened the first link to checkout the website, but Web3 term made me to close immediately.
Yeah, i think right now big focus is towards devs and businesses looking to integrate Ligthouse. Right now, they are in web3 niche so that’s why we need to mention web3 everywhere on our site.
Long-term focus is to abstract all of these for masses. I know that my local friends in my city probably do not care about terms like web3, ipfs, filecoin, etc. They care about resilient, secure, perpetual storage and likely not about what goes behind the tech. Just not the big focus right now
Web3 term reminds people about crypto currencies, NFTs, crypto bros, and finfluencers. It sounds like a scam. Peer-2-peer I guess is more neutral term.
Hm, yeah i like p2p. Crazy that when i posted this question, in mind i was expecting more people trying our tech through a developer lense . But such feedback is also important i guess
A lot of tech people (me included) ignore marketing, thinking that good product will sell itself. That’s not true. I worked for several companies that made millions with terrible product. But those with bad marketing barely survived couple of quarters. I hate to admit it because I am bad at marketing.
Very true.