It would be nice to see who some of the possivle competitors are and just make a few comparisons but either way I agree competition can be a good thing.
Likely Aragon and Colony would fall in this camp, but we're looking for active opportunities to collaborate rather than compete solving the challenges of decentralized governance.
Please see the following links for what our CEO Matan Field has to say on the matter:
https://forum.daostack.io/t/ama-3-1-2018-video-ama-with-matan-field/81/2https://forum.daostack.io/t/interview-4-08-2018-crypto-vinney-video-interview-with-matan-field/158/10When we founded DAOstack at the beginning of 2017, we had two main insights about DAOs. The first was that Decentralized Autonomous Organizations are the most important use case of the blockchain after currency, and the second was that it is impossible to predict what these DAOs will look like, and that there will be a fast evolution of them. As a consequence, we decided to build Arc,
a platform for launching DAOs on the Ethereum network similar to ERC20 tokens for ICO projects.
https://medium.com/daostack/the-arc-platform-2353229a32fc(For more information on Arc)
More exciting news from DAOstack HQ:1. From the Alchemy pilot relaunch to a visit to Rio, we've been busy:
https://medium.com/daostack/daostack-update-alchemy-private-pilot-goes-live-matan-presents-at-nyc-meetup-gen-listed-on-f8aa0d701a582. Also, DAOstack is thrilled to be included in the film, Decent! "Decent will be one of the first documentaries to explore how blockchain companies can have a massive social impact and benefit real people every day." - @BlockTribune
https://blocktribune.com/decent-film-hopes-to-showcase-how-blockchain-can-change-the-world/3. Lastly, introducing the first dApp built with the DAO stack: Alchemy, an opensource budgeting tool for decentralized organizations.
https://alchemy.daostack.io/Have a great weekend!