WalletConnect, a leading web3 communications protocol, announced the launch of the Web3Inbox application, a new easy-to-use consumer product that provides both users and apps an essential communication point, flexible to the demands and needs of today’s world. The platform gives users of any wallet an all-in-one inbox to subscribe and interact with updates from the apps they love, enabling a headache-free, web3-first notification experience that keeps them in control. The app launch follows the rollout of the Notify API for Wallets and app developer toolkit, Web3Inbox SDK. Together, the new Web3Inbox products empower developers to build the foundation for human-readable web3 messages to seamlessly work at scale, and provide the base layer for users to enjoy the benefits.
The Web3Inbox app–WalletConnect’s first-ever user-centric product–will enable users to access and manage important notifications from the apps they use – all in one place, all on their terms, all of the time. Through a single, sleek dashboard, users can receive and manage their notifications from multiple apps, just as they would in a wallet. The waitlist – boasting tens of thousands of end users – will gain access to the app upon launch.
“Web3Inbox is much more than a win for WalletConnect, it’s a game-changer for web3. It cuts through the jargon and puts human-to-human communication at the heart of the user experience,” said Pedro Gomes, CEO and founder of WalletConnect. “Web3’s cryptic language and reliance on web2 communications has been a barrier to wider adoption and WalletConnect’s Web3Inbox shatters that barrier, embedding clear, accessible communication directly within the web3 experience.”
The Web3Inbox SDK, launched in December, enables apps to better connect with users through web3 notifications and allows wallets to empower users to receive notifications right within their wallet. With the new tooling provided by WalletConnect, wallets can offer their users ultimate control over their experience interacting with selected apps through their wallet. The new SDK has a number of APIs that will unlock messaging all across web3 including Notify API (app-to-consumer) and in the coming months, Chat API (peer-to-peer).
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