Thesis: In the last few years, tooling for crypto has been built, tested, and experimented on. But without clear demand from users — developers are not set up to succeed. While protocols and projects continue to fund and attend hackathons, the reality is that most projects are looking for bounties and are neither resourced for, nor interested in continuing product development as a standalone project. Simultaneously, industry participants without developer experience feel alienated from the hackathon experience and are unable to actualize their product ideas without resources. There is an opportunity to bring these two groups together to capture demand for ideas that will accelerate the efficiency of crypto primitives beyond defi and also show the world rather than tell them what blockchain enabled technologies are capable of. This can be scaled to other verticals but is ripe for implementation now within the Ethereum ecosystem.