Upneko - Create an Altcoin without any code needed

[Upneko]

I'm the founder of Upneko, a service that gives the opportunity to users to build their own cryptocurrency on the Ethereum blockchain without the need to write any code.
Available here: https://upneko.com

It's a web3 application that generates and deploys crypto Tokens/Altcoins that are compliant with the ERC20 standard: you are able to add and choose additional features to create a custom Token.
There is a free tier (minus gas fees) that you can try on Mainnet. You can also try it using all possible features on test networks like Ropsten completely for free.

I'm an engineer and I noticed that it's very hard for non-tech people to make a token, that's why I decided to build this application.
I would love to see if anyone could be interested in this type of service.

[amishmanish]

Upneko, Are you new to the forum?

Or have just joined the Bitcointalk forum from an Ethereum background?

Congratulations on launching your service. I have not looked at it because here at the forum, people prefer going through such stuff if they can verify some sort of trust circle. If you are a dev, it would be useful if you share a Github.

It is always a good idea to build trust when you share your work. It will help you to get better feedback.

[Upneko]

Upneko, Are you new to the forum?

Or have just joined the Bitcointalk forum from an Ethereum background?

Congratulations on launching your service. I have not looked at it because here at the forum, people prefer going through such stuff if they can verify some sort of trust circle. If you are a dev, it would be useful if you share a Github.

It is always a good idea to build trust when you share your work. It will help you to get better feedback.

I have an Ethereum background, but I also wanted to learn more about Bitcoin.

Yes, I'm a dev! Unfortunately I can't share all my service code because it would be very easy to steal and deploy somewhere else, but I can provide the contract source code on-demand before you deploy, so you can check that the bytecode on the deploy transaction is the same and I'm not scamming you.