Dhive - The Premier Governance Data Hub

Gm Arbinauts :sunny:

We are grateful that our project Dhive got accepted to receive a grant from Arbitrum through Questbook. :sparkling_heart:

With this post we want to introduce ourselves, keep you updated on our progress and connect with individuals who share our passion for governance and analytics.

TL;DR:

Dhive’s goal is to answer governance-related questions and back them with data-driven insights.

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What we are building

Dhive’s goal is to become the premier governance data hub, offering users a consolidated platform for easy access to information, insights, updates, and monitoring tools. It aims to equip users with a clear understanding of governance activities, allowing them to make informed decisions in a trusted environment.

Core features

Comprehensive Data Aggregation

Aggregation of on-chain data (Tally) and off-chain data (Snapshot) into a single, easily accessible location and providing analytics and meaningful insights into governance related data. This solves the problem of fragmented solutions where users have to navigate between different platforms to gather comprehensive governance information.

Trusted Credentials Environment

Implementing chain-agnostic credentials that allows for the verification of participant identities and history, enhancing the reliability and integrity of governance participation. This fills in an existing gap related to the absence of credentials that might lead to potential trust and credibility issues.

Custom Notification System

A custom notification system designed for governance activities that solves the problem where key governance notifications often get lost among numerous other announcements on various social platforms, making it challenging for users to stay updated and respond timely to new proposals.

Progress so far

Our team has made significant progress and we have already hit our 1st Milestone where we’ve successfully constructed the core architecture and database models, indexed Arbitrum ecosystem on-chain data from Tally, set up our frontend to NextJs 14 and integrated server-side rendering (SSR) for fast performance, rolled out the new UI/UX for the project and have implemented web3 chain-agnostic credentials for profiles.

To see our progress in action and explore the full roadmap, check out these links :point_down:

Establishing partnerships is a key measure of success for us. We’re excited to have partnered with Mask Network (announcement) as we are using Next.Id for credentials, Trusted Credentials Environment being one of the core features.

As part of our goal of extending our project’s reach and to better understand the communities we want to serve, we’re present in various daos. Recently we had the opportunity to demo our project to ENS DAO and applied to ENS - Small Grants. :crossed_fingers:

Get involved

We are an early-stage project so your ideas, questions, and insights matter more than ever, so feel free to share them with us. You can reach out to us here or on our socials Twitter / X or Discord.

Thank you for your trust and support! :sparkling_heart:

Quick heads up – for those interested in smaller updates and sneak peeks, we’ve got a dedicated thread on Arbitrum’s Discord channel for just that. Swing by and let us know your thoughts! :sparkles:

We are happy to report that our team made substantial progress and hit Milestone 2. Our team has successfully indexed the Arbitrum ecosystem on-chain data from Snapshot. We have also developed and implemented a data updater/fixer for active proposals, ensuring our data remains current and accurate, and on the UI/UX front, significant progress has been made:

  • Landing Page: includes ranking, latest proposals, and search functionality.
  • Dao Page: provides a summary along with detailed proposal information.
  • Proposal Page: provides relevant details about a proposal and detailed voter information.

These updates reinforce our goal to becoming the premier governance data hub and equipping our users with the necessary tools to navigate governance activities effectively.

Check out our progress on staging and let us know your thoughts! :sparkles:

We’ve got something exciting going on and we need your support!

Our team applied for ENS Grants - Public Goods Round 12. If you like what we’re building and want to help us expand our project’s impact, please consider voting for Dhive.

:point_right: Cast your vote for Dhive

Thanks for your trust and support. Your vote truly counts! :sparkling_heart:

We’re happy to announce that Dhive has ranked 5th in ENS Small Grants PG Round 12 with over 304K ENS votes!

A huge thank you to everyone who supported and voted for us. Your belief in our vision means the world to us. :sparkling_heart:

We are happy to report that our team made great progress and hit Milestone 3. :woman_astronaut:

The notification system is now up and running, we have performed database tuning and optimization, developed all the necessary APIs for the client-side, and on the UI/UX front, we’ve designed and implemented the Notifications page paired with the Account settings that control them.

We are one step closer to becoming the premier governance data hub.

All our progress was committed to staging if you want to check it out. :rocket:

:rocket: Exciting news! Dhive is live!

We’re excited to announce that Dhive, your soon-to-be favorite governance data hub, is officially live: https://dhive.io/.

Why You’ll :heart: It?

:sparkles: All-in-One Platform:
Say goodbye to the chaos of multiple tabs and platforms. Dhive aggregates governance data into a single, easy-to-navigate space.

:sparkles: Trusted Credentials:
We’ve got your back when it comes to trust and reliability with chain-agnostic credentials used to display identities of profiles.

:sparkles: Custom Notifications:
Never miss an important proposal again! Our decentralized notification system ensures you get timely alerts about key proposals.

:sparkles: Engaging Visualizations:
We believe data should be accessible and engaging. Dhive features visualizations, making sure that analyzing data is intuitive and fun.

A special thanks to all those that believed in our vision. Thank you for your trust and support! :sparkling_heart:

We’ve got something exciting going on and we need your support!

Our team applied for ENS Grants - Public Goods Round 13. If you want to support the development of our governance data tool, please consider voting for Dhive:

Every bit of support counts! Thank you! ! :v:

Since the launch of our MVP, we’ve made significant progress in improving the platform and enhancing user experience. Below are the key updates:

ENS Domain Search
Users can now search for profiles using their ENS domain, streamlining the process of finding individuals and their governance activity.

DAO Reports
Introduced detailed DAO Annual Reports with insights on proposals, voter participation, voting power, and activity, enabling deeper analysis of governance data.

New DAO Listings
Continued maintenance of all previously indexed DAOs, ensuring up-to-date data, and added new DAOs, giving users access to governance data from a total of 16 DAOs.

On-Chain Data Indexing
Data related to on-chain proposals is now being indexed directly from smart contracts, enhancing both the accuracy and reliability of the information.

Revamped Pages
Revamped DAO and proposal pages to improve user experience and data analysis based on the feedback received.

Real-Time Data
Introduced real-time tracking of voter participation and vote results for active proposals across both on-chain and off-chain governance, including support for encrypted votes.

Explore these new features and enhancements directly on our platform

Gm, gm! :sparkles:

Would like to give a quick update on the progress we’ve made since our last post. We’ve continued to made progress in improving the platform and enhancing user experience. Below is a summary of the key updates:

Revamped Pages: revamped DAO (e.g. arbitrum proposals) and proposal pages to improve ui/ux based on the feedback received (e.g. animation to highlight proposals ending in < 24h).

New Chart for DAO Report : introduced an activity chart in the DAO Annual Report (e.g. arbitrum report) that plots the number of proposals created throughout the year.

New Chart for Ranked-Choice: implemented a custom sankey chart that displays the entire iterative elimination and redistribution process for proposals with ranked-choice voting (e.g. arbitrum proposal).

Please take a moment to explore these new features and enhancements directly on our platform. Let us know what you like, what needs a tweak, and what you’d like to see next!

Thank you! :sparkling_heart:

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Hi Snowdot. This is a beautiful application. Will help delegate bandwidth and load issues so much. I am involved with the offsite proposal from RnDAO. I like the way the rank order is displayed.

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