The problem ProductFindR solves

Beta-testing as a service!

Onchain founders find it hard to get early users to test their products, further delaying go-to-market (GTM) time. ProductFindR aims to connect onchain founders with beta testers for early feedback; therefore, hastening go-to-market time. It is a platform for onchain founders to launch their Live projects to thousands of onchain users.

The rise of fraudulent founders in the industry also make it difficult for investors to identify and back genuine founders with proof-of-work. ProductFindR doubles as a platform that gives founders a transparent reputation onchain by awarding them with a score / ranking for every product they launch onchain; thereby, making it easier for investors to identify phenomenal founders and trustlessly back them as such.

The mission is simply to make it easier for founders to launch products onchain, go-to-market faster, and build up a transparent public reputation for themselves.

Challenges we ran into

1. How to ensure users (beta-testers) don’t drop reviews/comments without testing products first.
   Solution: We implemented a check programmatically to ensure users have interacted with the product's smart contracts before dropping a review.

2. How to prevent coordinated sybil attacks directed at a specific product from a competitor.

3. How to prevent review spams.
   Solution: Users can only give, at most, 5 reviews per product. We also implemneted AI to identify & flag abusive or racial comments.

4. An issue with Stripe Hooks when hitting a callback in our nextjs app.
   Solution: We provided a stripe-signature header value when making the request.

5. Ran into issues with Stack.sol point system (crypto.randomUUID is not a function)
   Solution: Solved this by passing an extra parameter on our client-side application