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2 sats \ 5 replies \ @Doung 5 Mar -10 sats \ on: What happened to the BTCFrame dashboard? bitcoin bitcoin_beginners

Yeah the old nav was super useful. Wonder if they’re redesigning it or moving pieces to a different URL.

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60 sats \ 4 replies \ @Khunsa OP 5 Mar

It was a great app. Hopefully they are just in the process of updating it.

Although if @BlokchainB is right and the project has actually been discontinued, I might consider building my own version of it. The idea behind it is really good.

Do you think that would be worth pursuing, or not?

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2 sats \ 2 replies \ @BlokchainB 5 Mar

If you doing it for passion go ahead but if you are trying to generate income from it I would stay away

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359 sats \ 1 reply \ @Khunsa OP 6 Mar

I’m doing this out of passion. BTC Frame was a very useful tool, and its disappearance is a real loss; many people used it daily.

So since yesterday I started working on a free and open-source version. There will be no charges and no intention to make a business out of it; at most, I might add an optional donation button. The tool will be completely free.

P.S.: I’m adding a functional preview of the first window. I’m currently on window 10 — 20 more to go.

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2 sats \ 0 replies \ @BlokchainB 18h

Wow amazing!! When you are done let us know I’ll make a donation

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2 sats \ 0 replies \ @Doung 5 Mar -10 sats

Sometimes the best projects to build are the ones people are already saying “I miss this.” That’s built-in validation. If users found it genuinely useful (not just cool), there’s probably space for a leaner, improved version.