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title: One-page Proposal Summary
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Finsig SDK for Apple Products [Common Good]
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**Context**
Swift language developers provide access to new Web3 powered use cases on Apple iPhone, iPad, Watch, Mac, TV, and Vision devices.

**Problem**
Existing mobile apps tend to be multi-platform and wallet use case focused, requiring new developers to pick apart code to get started building.

**Solution**
A comprehensive, best practice standards based, Software Development Kit (SDK) for the Apple device platform.

**Objectives**
1 Lower the barrier to entry for ecosystem collaborators with Apple product use cases.
2 Advocate for native tools in addition to cross platform framework based tools.
3 Facilitate the adoption of Web3 technologies by everyday people.

**Deliverables**
Reusable open-source software tools and components, tailored documentation, a publicly accessible beta app, and a target audience focused newsletter.

**Team Credentials**
The solo developer behind Finsig LLC has a background in enterprise IT solution development and has published a portfolio of apps with [several million unit installs on the App Store](https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmNmH3byV2gAFGrkXmqqKHoDkf19aU8ociRCFB6EM4T5Ej?filename=app_store_units_2008_2016.pdf).

**Funding**
Requested DOT Amount: $62,400 USD, to be converted to DOT using the EMA-7.

**Timeline**
Deliverables are to be completed within six months of funding date.

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>**TLDR**
> Second to gatekeeping, a core problem of Web3 technology adoption in the mobile space is a lack of resources targeting native tools preferred by two-thirds of developers.
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> The Finsig SDK focuses on native tooling to enable future sovereign light-client based app experiences on Apple devices.
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> 131,208 lines of code, across 971 files, have been written to assess the feasibility of the proposed solution.
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> The funding request conditions are results-focused and promote accountability.

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