Kevin Patrick Hobbs

Etherparty, a platform that removes the complexity and management of creating and executing smart contracts on the Ethereum network, is looking for participants to test the beta phase of the software slated for an August release.
“When there’s coverage about Ethereum and how it can be used for decentralized voting, identity, governance, applications, or gaming, it’s all really fantastic ideas,” said Lisa Cheng, founder and owner of Vanbex Group, the Vancouver-based professional services firm behind Etherparty.
“But when it comes down to it, only developers are the ones who can actually do this right now.”
Cheng tells Cointelegraph that with Etherparty you won’t see any code. The beta will provide the tools necessary to assemble and store a contract for execution. It can be done without the need to install command line interface Geth or platforms like Meteor or Mist.
The platform enables users to create smart contracts via a simple drag-and-drop interface with plug-and-play data feeds