The problem Proofly solves

The problem it solves

Blockchain transactions are transparent and verifiable, but they are not easy to understand for non-technical users.
Most transactions are represented only by hashes, addresses, and raw data, which makes it difficult to explain what the transaction was for, why it happened, or how it should be interpreted.

As a result:

Non-technical users struggle to understand onchain activity.

Transaction hashes are hard to use as proof of payment or action.

Block explorers are built for developers, not for everyday communication.

Explaining onchain transactions still requires technical knowledge.

Proofly solves this UX gap by adding a human-readable layer on top of blockchain transactions.

Instead of relying on raw transaction hashes, users can create transactions through Proofly and attach meaningful context such as a title and note. The transaction is then presented as a clear, readable receipt that anyone can understand and share, without needing blockchain expertise.

By translating onchain data into human-friendly receipts, Proofly makes blockchain interactions more approachable, explainable, and practical for everyday use.

Challenges I ran into

Challenges I ran into

Making the onchain transaction flow feel as simple and familiar as a Web2 experience for non-technical users.

Designing a product that users would actually want to use, despite not changing how transactions technically work.

Defining a realistic monetization path without hurting early adoption, leading to a freemium-first approach.