{"title": "🚂 FrameTrain", "logoImg": "", "website": "https://frametra.in", "bannerImg": "QmcNcWcZy8LVm8cccdmy8qLUXXrfzqWatMdHUSGAJXtzYg", "createdAt": 1729715264, "userGithub": "FTCHD", "credentials": {}, "description": "FrameTra.in, aka \"Canva for Frames\", an OSS repository that represents the premier no-code Frames builder. Featuring Neynar validation, APIs for developers, and hosting for users — it's a complete toolkit that solves the biggest issue for Frames, the utility gap.\n\nThe commitment we have to users is to make posting a Frame as easy as posting an image on Instagram, where you don't need photo editing skills (or in our case, coding knowledge) to share a photo. The majority of users that the protocol & Warpcast wants to bring in are not coders, so they're locked out of creating Frames that are more than novel. The decisive part here is to make it easy for them, therefore vastly raising the usage of Frames and increasing their mainstream effect.\n\nAll funds we receive will be used for development (fixing those pesky bugs) and as prizes for FrameHack, the hackathon that we organize and just finished its second edition!\n\nCreating Frames is only reserved for developers, who have to host their code on a server and make their Frame open source if they want it to be reusable, which then also means you have to host it yourself to use. Nobody wants to go through all that, not even developers. Solving this issue means providing a platform where developers can submit their templates, and have them used by normies at no extra requirement than customizing the template, same as you customize a design on Canva. FrameHack is the event where these templates are built, it has proved to be a success from the first edition, more than doubling the number of templates on 🚂 FrameTrain, a fully open source project.\n", "logoImgData": {}, "projectLens": "", "projectGuild": "", "bannerImgData": {}, "projectGithub": "FTCHD/frametrain", "projectDiscord": "", "projectTwitter": "", "projectTelegram": "", "projectWarpcast": "~/channel/frametrain"}