The blockchain industry has waited for its “iPhone moment”, a product that is so intuitive that it attracts regular users. With Autotasks, the convenience protocol has just delivered it.
In a press release shared with crypto.news on July 10, Easy Protocol, the blockchain platform that specializes in Enterprise and Government solutions, the launch of Autotasks announced, a no-code toolkit designed to simplify smart contract implementation to an almost-institute process.
With Autotasks, users can access accessible via the easy SuperApp and users can configure and start safe, well -audited contracts without writing a single rule code. The tool, built around an interpretation settings wizard, supports a wide range of automated blockchain functions, from payment splitting and governance settings to IP-protected digital asset releases, all that are processed by non-technical users in less than a minute.
For a technological pile that has long been praised for its promise but has been criticized because of its complexity, this development marks a remarkable shift. While other platforms have placed “low code” solutions or developer-oriented frameworks, Easy’s approach is completely skipping.
According to Douglas Horn, the architect of convenience protocol, Autotasks represents a fundamental shift in whom blockchain can use.
“They view car tasks (smart contracts) from a user position: they can press a button and have a task performed automatically for them, without the fear of code errors or AI Agent Hallucinations. Autotasks are powerful digital assistants who have been made safe and easy for everyone,” Horn explained.
The implications extend further than crypto -drillings: by removing cognitive and technical obstacles, Autotasks does not reformize smart contracts as niche infrastructure, but as a practical utilities someone can use it, without having to understand solidity, gas mechanics or the nuances of the portione.
The Playbook of Ease feels familiar, and that is the point. A decade ago you had to understand HTML to build a basic website. Then the tools came from Drag-and-Drop with which everyone had a professional site launched within a few minutes.
Now Blockchain touches the same bending point. Autotasks not only simplifies smart contracts, the tool tries to drag them out of dev -forums and in the real world. Imagine a local bakery that sets up loyalty points on the chain, or an indief musician who protects their royalties without hiring a blockchain consultant. That is the non -winding but transforming potential here.