We're Rebuilding Our Community App "Juno Link"

We’re completely rebuilding our DAO management app Juno Link as v2. Instead of showcasing complex “Web3-ness” upfront, we’re aiming for an app that anyone can use with email or SNS login.

🔑 Simple Login

We’re ditching wallet connections in favor of email/SNS login. This removes the initial barrier when opening the app.

📱 Mobile-First Design

We’re refreshing the UI with a mobile-first approach, making it easy to use quickly on smartphones.

🧭 Keep the Philosophy, Change the Language

We’ll maintain the benefits of Web3 like transparency and contribution tracking, while keeping technical terms like “wallet” and “token” behind the scenes.

🎯 Our Target Audience

People who want to learn yacht navigation, those looking to make photography their career, and people who dream of coastal living. We’re prioritizing making sure these users can navigate the app without confusion.

A Word from the DAO: We chose “what people can actually use” over “what’s technically correct.”

Detailed reports will be published progressively on Note.

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