The problem Wysdom solves

Information is fragmented across many tools and sources. Switching between these different tools, like block explorers, dApps, wallets, analytics platforms, GitHub and IDEs is unorganised and may create efficiency loss.

Examples:

• For example, when analysing a transaction one might have to open many different tabs at once, each contributing a small percentage of the overall workflow.
• Another scenario is when wanting to share a piece of smart contract with someone, one might need a couple of tools to share, configure, and execute it, another tool just to leave feedback, and another tool again just to complete the circle, all of which is done in isolation, without the users being able to directly see what each other is doing.

Challenges we ran into

When building the first prototype of our platform, we encountered the issue of needing to accurately represent contracts and web3 specific code in a more unified and streamlined way. That’s when we thought of using notebooks as a solution, that give a more dynamic and interactive view of the code and its inner mechanisms.