Gleyo - Additional Progress Since Application
Since submitting the retroactive grant application, I’ve continued building and testing Gleyo and wanted to share a few additional signals from the past couple of weeks.
User growth and activity
Gleyo has now reached 43 registered users. More importantly, I’m starting to see more users actually going through the platform, completing quests, interacting with communities, and testing different flows.
Some of the newer users have also been giving direct feedback about wanting more quests and more things to do on the platform. That has pushed me to start creating and updating quests more regularly so there is a reason for users to keep coming back.
This has been particularly useful for validating one of Gleyo’s original goals: moving beyond simply acquiring users toward actually retaining and engaging them.
Growing interest from communities
I’m also seeing more interest from communities that want to explore using Gleyo for their own onboarding, quests, and engagement workflows.
This gives me an opportunity to test Gleyo across different community needs rather than building around a single use case.
There’s also something new coming soon around the onboarding and community growth side that I’ve been working heavily on recently. 
Continued ecosystem support
I’ve continued receiving valuable feedback, testing, and encouragement from builders in the Zcash ecosystem, particularly within ZecHub. I’ve been able to work closely with @squirrel, @dismad, and @lowo88, whose feedback and discussions have helped me identify areas to improve and think more deeply about Gleyo’s direction.
What I’m learning
One of the biggest lessons from having real users is that shipping a feature is only the beginning. Seeing where users get confused, what they want to do next, and what brings them back has been giving me much stronger signals about what Gleyo needs to become.
I’ll continue sharing progress and evidence as development continues.
43 users today, more activity, more feedback, more quests, and more still to build. 
