Blocktimize – Connect Smart Contracts to Servers and Analytics

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Blocktimize (https://www.blocktimize.io/) is a no-code web app that allows you to connect your smart contracts to your servers and analytics services in less than 5 minutes. Using blocktimize, you can receive: 1. Webhooks for smart contract events, instead of having to write event parsing code in your server. 2. Have events formatted and sent directly to analytics services like Amplitude. Events are segmented by user wallet, so you can create retention and user funnels for your Defi application. Use this to measure analytics, optimize costs, and focus on building instead of writing boilerplate code. 3. Receive Daily or Weekly reports on your smart contracts. You can use Blocktimize for Ethereum mainnet contracts by going to blocktimize.io To use blocktimize on the Ropsten testnet, create an account on testblocktimize.io The first month on Blocktimize is totally free, provided you are running low traffic connections! I will reach out if you’ve spun up higher traffic connection(s), so don’t worry about going overboard. After that, we can work out affordable pricing on a 1 on 1 basis, based on API + node usage. You can also use Blocktimize to extract analytics and data on ERC20 tokens/services. This can allow you to see trends before others. For questions or feedback, please email david@blocktimize.io Are you an investor and interested in this product? Email me at david@blocktimize.io Are you building smart contract products and need general or consulting help? Always happy to talk about architectural or code-level decisions — I’ve been a smart contract engineer for multiple YC companies and focus on fintech.

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