Awesome DAO

A collection of awesome tools to run a DAO

Dev Tools 🧙‍♀️

WAGMI - React Hooks library for Ethereum, built on ethers.js.
HardHat - Ethereum development environment for professionals.
Openzeppelin - The standard for secure blockchain applications.
Radicle - Easily share your code without relying on a third party.
Fleek - Fleek makes it easy to build websites and apps on the new open web: permissionless, trustless, censorship resistant, and free of centralized gatekeepers.
Rainbow Kit - RainbowKit is a React library that makes it easy to add wallet connection to your dapp. It's intuitive, responsive and customizable.
Polybase - Polybase is a database that understands tokens, wallets & ZK. An open-source decentralized alternative to Firebase.

Aragon - Build your Decentralized Autonomous Organization on open-source infrastructure with governance plugins.
Snapshot - Snapshot is a decentralized voting system. It provides flexibility on how voting power is calculated for a vote.
Tally - Tally's no-code tool submits DAO proposals for a vote. For example, send funds from the treasury or call a smart contract.
Orca Protocol - Orca Protocol makes governance accessible by creating tools around a DAO’s most basic primitive: people.

Clarity - Easily plan projects, track tasks, and stay organized with a single collaborative workspace that combines freeform documents with structured project management.
Notion - Notion is a software designed to help members of a company or organization coordinate deadlines, objectives, and assignments for the sake of efficiency and productivity.
Lobby - Knowledge management for Web3 organizations.
Sobol - DAOs require new ways to visualize and run operations. Sobol maps your entire community so teams can move fast with alignment and trust.

Llama - Llama enables decentralized communities to allocate their treasuries and assess results.
Gnosis Safe - The most trusted platform to manage digital assets on Ethereum.

Alchemy University - Alchemy University is the ultimate ecosystem for learning how to build and interact with web3.

Contributions welcome!