Whether you’re building NFTs, games, or other dApps, getting  on-chain event data to your team and community in real-time  can be difficult and consume valuable development resources. Imagine being able to set up Web3 event streams that deliver updates and data to your team and community as they happen, without having to manually check smart contracts, marketplaces, and other services. That’s what Dispatch webhooks delivers!

With the global NFT market projected to reach $97.6 billion by 2028 and new NFT projects being announced daily, NFTs are here to stay. And we can expect them to continue evolving as creators and brands explore new experiences and utilities NFTs can unlock. In response to growing demand, we're excited to announce our first NFT alert!

As we approach the end of July, we're back with two new exciting Dispatch updates: beta testers can now get crypto alerts in Discord, and Polygon triggers are live! We’re happy to expand the number of data sources and ways you can receive alerts as we gather more feedback.

It's been a while since we've updated you on our progress. Although we've been rather quiet, the Esprezzo team has been heads-down building! With new hires, product development, and new partnerships, we've taken massive steps forward. 

As the DeFi scene continues to heat up, so does the demand for instant information on new token pair listings (aka trading pairs, aka liquidity pools) on DEXes like Uniswap. That’s why we’re releasing a beta of UniSpotter, a Telegram bot that sends alerts when new token pairs are listed on Uniswap!

Today we’re thrilled to introduce Dispatch — a new tool designed to save you time by automating repetitive lookups of blockchain, DeFi, crypto, and smart contract activity.

One of our primary goals at Esprezzo is to create tools that make it less complex and time-consuming to create and manage modern web and decentralized apps. For developers, this often means getting common boilerplate code and services out of the way by relying on tested and proven implementations of things like authentication, user accounts, application structure, compiler/transpiler pipelines etc. There are tools attempting to solve these problems to various degrees by offering web frameworks with plugins, or completely serverless backend solutions that replace the database and server-side app layer with a REST API.

Our goal with Esprezzo is to help developers build and manage blockchain-integrated applications without needing to learn new, complicated programming languages or hire blockchain architects and infrastructure experts.

Today, we’re excited to share a very early preview of Esprezzo, with an example use case of setting up a token and token sale in a few easy steps. We show a few examples of project types that are used to generate smart contracts, and the ability to select a blockchain to deploy to, as well as pick SDKs for use with your apps in the language of your choice.