Pairwise: Tinder UX for web3 community signaling

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Swipe to Shape Your DAO: Pairwise Makes Web3 Decisions a Swipe Away! Join the community signaling revolution

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About

I'm enhancing community governance in DAOs through Pairwise, an intuitive snapshot-style voting dapp that simplifies decision-making by allowing users to select between just two options at a time, akin to the user-friendly Tinder-style interface.

Impact

Pairwise reshapes DAO governance, turning complex decisions into small choices, increasing engagement and inclusivity. By reducing voter apathy, we're nurturing communities, driving forward the evolution of decentralized democracy. #fairdigitalfuture

Progress

We've made significant strides with Pairwise since inception. The project has been conceptualized, and our alpha version is underway. We've secured several small grants. We've started to gain traction within the community, which is validating it.

Team

As a member of General Magic, I've been fortunate to work with a team of exceptional professionals who are passionate about shaping the future of decentralized communities.

Funding

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Season totals as displayed on the platform's public accounting — not a statement of amounts paid out. V2 = Venus sales + Venus extras. The original page also broke each season down by fund drive and showed an Available (unclaimed) balance; that level of detail survives only on the preserved snapshots.

Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/pairwise-tinder-ux-for-web3-community-signaling
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Not recovered: creator, tags, links, funding, drives, submissions, snapshot. Sources: "snapshot" = verbatim Internet Archive page · "platform metadata" = archived artizen.fund page metadata · "leaderboard" = the artizen.fyi public accounting tables · "match catalog" = the platform's public fund-matching catalog (captured 2026-10-15, generated 2026-09-07) · "community catalog" = a June 2026 platform scrape preserved in a community repo.