Hi,
Somebody once said to me "smart contracts are like high school sex, very few have actually done them..." and I realized that the moment one steps out of our little nice bubble, even the very term "smart contracts" raises eyebrows. (Heck, even inside the bubble, while people generally know what it is about and what it is for, very few have actually engaged in those types of transactions.)
This was one of the reasons why earlier this year I've started a new company, Trustatom. The idea was to build ready-to-use, highly specific smart contracts and market them across different markets. We've started with document certificates (an improved version of proof of possession) and joint escrows (escrows without a third party). Some interesting announcements are in the pipeline.
The product is still in its early beta (and certainly has some rough edges, some of which are already known and some are yet to be discovered
, and I wanted to give the bitcointalk community the opportunity to help shaping the product that's being marketed to users primarily outside of the core Bitcoin community. Any feedback is really welcome!
You can sign up and try it out at
https://trustatom.comCheers,
Yurii
https://angel.co/trustatom