All indications would point to "yes", but this is a VERY strange project.  Here's how things work with Humaniq:

1. Work quietly, giving minimal verifiable information, and when you DO give updates, post polished fake-feeling videos to places like FB.  The rough and tumble forums like BCT and Reddit are just not how this team rolls.  They do what they HAVE to do to be able to check these boxes off, but they don't live here.
2. When complaints periodically get loud enough, hold an AMA, or video session, pretend to answer questions, and claim victory.
3. See the trees, not the forest.  It seems counter-intuitive, but this group seems to ENTIRELY focused on regulation and all of the craziness that goes along with it.  Most of us would expect the grand vision of inclusiveness to be very disruptive and aggressively displace current forms of payment.  That's not the path that Humaniq is traveling.  They want to be blessed by the institutions, not destroy them.

I'm frustrated as hell with this project, and have basically given up trying to follow their progress.  I'm holding, but it's one of those "come back and check if they're still here in a year" type experiences.  This group is smart and capable, but they are playing in a space that doesn't fit them.  They are polished, regulatory, banking experts, not crypto disruptors coming in and raising hell like ETH and BTC did and continue to do.

HMQ actually is divisible to. 8 decimals. After the white paper was published, humaniq recognized the problems with inflation, and if you look at the HMQ contract you will see that it is divisible to 8 decimals.

The goal of avoiding fractional math that is discussed in the white paper will likely be accomplished with fixed fractional sub-tokens (think satoshis or nickels, dimes, quarters).

Hope this helps!

I'm sorry.  This answer makes no sense at all. In fact, given that you're outsourcing a fair amount of your dev work, I would think that you need a source code control system even more.

All of the teams that you mention are more than capable of using git.

The more time that goes by without meaningful code beyond some old smart contracts, the more of an issue this is going to be.  Source code is one very common measure of progress.  Without it, your community will begin to question your progress, and rightly so.

Do you have a time frame for when you expect to deliver the app, your latest contracts, and backend implementation in git?

Yes... agreed.  Great to see meaningful interaction. Please keep it up!

Also, please let us know as soon as you have details on when to expect the new website.

You aren't going to get many questions because the form doesn't make any damn sense!

Let me be as specific as possible, and maybe someone over there can fix things.

Please change the words "clear humaniq roadmap" to "What would you like to ask at the AMA?"

Sheesh! You guys aren't doing yourselves any favors in the perceived competency category.

Hey guys, your Google Forms URL that you posted doesn't work as far as I can tell. You should test this kind of stuff before posting.

Say what?  Are you making an analogy here?  Or are you saying that you have personally seen Humaniq employees dress as pastors/priests?!

That would actually be pretty cool, now that I think of it.  Kind of cult like... I'm assuming the priestly garb would be some kind of ice blue, with a white collar.

Someone needs to make a meme of this immediately...

Not wanting to be condescending here, but I guess perhaps I must.

Do you see the specific bullet points that I listed, with details on what is being worked on, and specific meaningful answers? Yeah that's what you need to have someone from your team start doing here. Regularly.

What nobody on your team seems to realize yet is the bullshit answers like "don't worry guys, we're working hard on things... We are doing cool stuff" just makes things worse.  You chose to do an ICO and sell a coin into the wild West of crypto. You birthed this baby. You need to manage it in a meaningful way.

If you don't have a capable admin here, find one and pay them. Otherwise the FUDders win and your token goes down the shitter.  I know that you aren't here to pump a coin, but even if you don't give a damn about your investors, at the very least you have a vested interest in the healthy growth of your token as a funding strategy for your product.

Not sure why the humaniq team does not speak the hell up here, but I will say that they do have some pretty active product managers on their slack channel (look for @anton).  There's a fair amount of P&D bullshit there too, but a few humaniq employees actually seem to know what the hell is happening.  Have also gotten direct responses from founders on my questions.

To answer some of your specific questions:

- There is a planned web site refresh in the next week or two.  Most of the team has been focused on some heavy showing at blockchain expo for the last week or so.
- It seems that there is some pretty heavy weight backend block chain development and testing happening at the moment, including whether to use ETH ledger directly, or to use a private node with private node block verifications being cross posted to the public ETH ledger.
- Sounds like they're dropping support for iOS, as the target market for their customers is squarely in the Android camp.  This is good news, as it allows them to focus dev/outsourcing efforts on the platform that really matters (there's never going to be $20 new iPhones for sale in Africa).

Hope this helps.

Yeah, so according to their whitepaper, there is a pretty well-defined distribution model for roughly 800mm tokens.  Many will be used for incentive-based distribution to penetrate new markets.  If I recall correctly, as you use their platform there are milestones that warrant "bonus".  For example, create profile, send some HMQ, receive some HMQ, etc.  The bonuses decrease over time, so users are incentivized to sign up early and use frequently.

A key point here is to recognize that there are only about 200mm tokens in circulation at the moment, and that there is a pretty well described PLAN for how the other tokens will be circulated in the future.  I've not seen a smart contract codifying the distribution, so it's just a whitepapery promise at this point, but I think that dumping 4x the circulation in tokens to "screw investors" seems pretty stupid.  I'm betting (and I've bet a fair amount) that Humaniq is in this for the long haul.

Also, as others have pointed out, the apps are running on test-net at this point.  Mid-July is the planned release of the first full app running on the ETH blockchain.