Hi, we're familiar with a few projects that are in a similar space, but I think they currently have different goals and solve a different problem.

There are a few application platforms that have gained attention that focus on codeless application development, powered by a decentralized cloud.  CrowdMachine and Sparkster come to mind.  As far as I can tell, they're primarily providing people (both developers and non-developers) a way to build an application via a point-and-click interface which will then be powered in a decentralized manner.

Innercore, on the other hand, is in no way focused on codeless application development.  We want to help developers who have coded (or forked, or whatever) decentralized applications and need miners/farmers/etc to power them.

In the centralized world, when someone wants to build and deploy an application, they can go to a hosting/server/cloud provider, procure a centralized instance, upload their code, and they're good to go.  But, in the decentralized world, people don't need centralized instances -- they need miners.  And a lot of them.

We want to be the place developers go when, instead of server instances, they need miners to power their applications.  We take applications, get them in the hands of willing, 100% independent miners, and ensure the applications are being properly powered.  We believe that's what makes us different than some of the other competition you've probably heard about so far.