DappBot simplifies Blockchain solution creation

Eximchain, a Singapore-headquartered global enterprise Blockchain company, has launched DappBot, a user-friendly Blockchain development tool that addresses the short supply and high demand for Blockchain expertise.

“We wanted to build something that could help make that process a lot easier. Above its complexity, the Blockchain world is moving so rapidly that many don't have time to focus on differentiating their businesses or adding value to their current business models” said Hope Liu, CEO of Eximchain.

“Accelerating and digitiding processes in daily life has been the catalyst for several successful businesses. We are trying to do the same with DappBot to try and bring ease to the life of developers out there and help them add value to the business at large.”

DappBot allows developers and businesses who have no prior experience in Blockchain to create apps in just five minutes. Blockchain applications can be shared with a unique URL. The DappBot API can be integrated into third-party products as well.

“We wanted to provide a model where Blockchain developers and even business owners can initially evaluate DappBot’s usefulness to their daily workflow and learn about how it can add value to their business at no cost to them. We’re confident that DappBot can help them save time and costs,” Liu added. 

Details:

DappBot will be offered on Eximchain’s website and on DappBot’s dedicated webpage.

There are two tiers:

- A free tier for beginners, with free hosting for the first five decentralised apps (dapps) built through DappBot. A dapp is an app that is built on a decentralised or distributed ledger platform. Blockchain is such a platform.

- Standard monthly subscriptions, at S$10 per dapp from the 6th dapp.

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