“Aragon companies will be more efficient. They won’t waste time on paperwork or dealing with third parties. They won’t waste a cent on tasks that don’t benefit their product or service,” the co-founders wrote in a blog post. “This will make Aragon companies more competitive than their traditional counterparties.”
With Aragon Core, a minimally-specified organization will be able to run on the Ethereum network. A Module system will then be implemented so further functionality can be built on top,” Cuende explained. “Fully decentralized organizations will also be able to take advantage of the Aragon Network, a token-governed digital jurisdiction, to resolve core governance issues and increase efficiency.”

Aragon launched its alpha release in March, and since February, the number of Aragon organizations deployed to the testnet has grown from 130 to more than 770.