Client
BrandKit
BrandKit is a comprehensive brand asset management tool for Web3 projects. Manage logos, colors, typography, and brand guidelines in one centralized platform.
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Client
BrandKit
BrandKit is a comprehensive brand asset management tool for Web3 projects. Manage logos, colors, typography, and brand guidelines in one centralized platform.
Industry
Timeline
9 months
From concept to deployment
Services Provided
Tech Stack
Recorded historical evidence
Work recorded: UI Cleanups, Backend Development, Launch of the Product
Recorded outcome: An incentive platform for every project on Solana, to
Delivery period: 9 months
Constraint
BrandKit needed a secure, scalable Web3 solution that could handle high traffic while providing a seamless user experience. The challenge was to build on Solana with optimal performance and minimal gas costs.
Approach
Successfully delivered the project with all requested features.
BrandKit's mission is to transform the web3 launch landscape. They believe in fair launch distribution because grassroots communities create the strongest & most valuable projects. Your new community earns by posting to X. As your content shatters engagement records, everyone wins.
Every creator of a Brand Kit campaign curates the content they want people to use, remix, edit, meme and share. Custom launch timing, optional gating with @MatricaLab and clean UI let's any project build Brand Kits to align with their community and brand goals.
To use the Brand Kit app, users login with their X account and post exclusive content – earning SPL (Solana Native) tokens, raffle entries or platform points. Posters become the first holders and help launch new token projects or reignite momentum for their OG communities.
Production build · $10K-$40K
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