The problem EverLog+QuickAlerts-tg+EverVote+Whitelistfactory solves

everlog: BLockchain block explorer's are an inefficient way for users to read, understandign and meaningfully use transaction data because they rely on JSON RPC's. EverLog uses dRPC infrastructure to quickly index and insert all tx's from an RPC and put them an easily queryable SQL database. An indexer extracts transaction data from a blockchain node, transforms it into a readable format, and loads it into a database for easy querying. On-chain data is not searchable by default, which is a challenge for developers building dApps that can interact with on-chain data. The ability to query on-chain data is crucial for efficient and user-friendly dApps.

quickalerts-tg: QuickAlerts enables you to leverage real-time blockchain data and advanced alerting to power your apps, make DeFi trading decisions based on the specific data that matters to you, add real-time blockchain event driven logic into your workflows, and more

EverVote: One of the most important tasks of DAOs is governance. On-chain voting mechanisms help decentralized organizations organize resources and implement initiatives by allowing members of their community to create campaigns and rules to allow different segments of their community to vote on different issues. This contract can be highly composable with our whiteListFactory.sol contract. please watch this video, i couldnt add to links

This smart contract provides a secure and transparent way to manage voting on the blockchain for DAOs.

WhitelistFactory: An allowlist for NFTs is essentially a roster of wallet addresses that are granted the privilege of minting NFTs before a general release of a collection. There are several means of being added to an allowlist, but the primary one is engaging in an NFT project's community. please watch this video, i couldnt add to links

This smart contract provides a secure and transparent way to manage whitelist access for minting NFTs.

Challenges I ran into

The drpc website UI was too nice - it was distracting https://drpc.org/ :) deploying on lukso is always challenging but fun!