Description
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The project has just launched an identity wallet — exciting! But when I follow the links, I just land on a GitHub repo. There’s no web-based example, no visual walkthrough, no sample identity to try out. This is the #1 blocker for real-world adoption.
Why this matters:
- Most people (especially non-devs) need to see and use something to understand it.
- You’re solving a complex problem (identity) — showing an end-to-end journey is critical.
- A working demo helps devs, designers, business folks, and investors immediately grasp the value.
- Without it, this risks becoming another technically brilliant project that never reaches users.
What’s needed:
- A live web app or hosted instance showing:
- A sample identity (pre-loaded)
- End-to-end flow of creating, sharing, verifying identity
- Basic UX that non-technical folks can understand
- Even if it's basic or static in parts — just make it tangible.
Bottom line:
If you want adoption, you have to bridge the gap between code and comprehension. Right now, that bridge is missing. A demo is not a “nice-to-have” — it’s the on-ramp to real-world usage.
Describe the solution you'd like
I’d like to see a web-based demo app that showcases the identity wallet in action. This would include:
A hosted version of the wallet (even if it's a basic MVP)
A sample identity that’s preloaded for quick testing
An end-to-end journey: create → share → verify identity
Clear, simple UX so that non-technical users can understand how it works
It doesn't need to be feature-complete — just enough to show how it works in the real world
Describe alternatives you've considered
Reading the documentation — but it doesn’t bring the flow to life
Trying to clone/build locally — slow, messy, not beginner-friendly
Watching YouTube explainers — passive, still doesn't let me use it
None of these let someone actually experience the product. That’s the gap.