Would you trust an open-source savings tool that earns yield without app fees?
Hi everyone,
I’m helping build an open-source platform that aggregates high-yield savings opportunities (from 10% APY) from protocols like Beefy Finance and similar smart contracts.
The idea: instead of each DeFi platform taking a percentage, Analog acts as a pure SaaS layer — users interact directly with the underlying contracts, and we only charge a flat subscription fee for the interface and analytics for contracts that are providing much higher yield (10% to 40% APY), but are more risky and in need of constant rebalance.
I’m the co-founder from the product side, not a developer, so I’m trying to better understand what concerns or red flags the technical community might have about this kind of setup.
Also, How would you approach auditing or exposing smart contract risks transparently for users?