Managing Your Cryptocurrency Investments Using the DAPP Steemify.

Today, I would like to review a Steemify a decentralized notification, posting and curating application, which runs on the Steem blockchain. I think it is a very useful application which I check several times a day!

Steemify performs several different types of notifications:

1. It notifies you when any of your followers publishes a post. I have over 1500 followers and I follow a large percentage through notifications.
2. The dApp notifies you if anyone you follow replies to your posts or your comments, which is real cool.
3. It notifies you pretty quickly, you can vote at the five minute mark if you like the post.
4. The settings section allows about 23 other types of notifications.

The GUI or “graphic user interface” is very easy to use and very intuitive. Here is me adding someone by going to my list of Steemians and typing their name.

Then I hit enter and it populates with their profile picture and name, so I know I have the right person.

Now I go back to this list of notifications and choose a few, usually the notification for when they post.

I also have an alphabetical list of the people I follow with their Steemit name and picture.

From that page I can add new people, delete old people or just mute them. Everyone on this list is in my feed.

Although this is a notification App I also use it to write posts. It has an easy to use Markdown Editor just like Steemit, and I suspect the App is connected to the Steemit frontend/ homepage because they look very similar. You also have the option to use the Busy.org front end with this App.

You can add tags just like the Steemit front end, upto five tags total.
It also has a cool preview feature so you can preview all those cool Markdown effects before you publish your post. It also allows you to see how your pictures look in relation to your text.

So in addition to using this App for 24 different types of notifications for myself and the accounts of my followers, writing and posting to my blog using Markdown, I also can see my Steemit Wallet, transfer money to other Steemians and transfer money into my Steem wallet using Blockbrothers exchange. This feature is built into the Application and is visible when you select Wallet and input your Active key.

There’s also a menu tab called rewards where you go and check on your estimated curation and author rewards.

This section shows me my author rewards with post name and URL link to the post.

I think this is a very useful DAPP which was updated after SteemEngine came out and again after HF 21/22. It remains very useful, and as an added treat, you can use it as a browser and follow links to the frontend or homepage of your favorite tribe and post directly from the Tribe home page, which sometimes earns you extra rewards.

I recommend it highly.

Stay thirsty for knowledge my friends.

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