As many other comments suggest, I think it would be great to provide clear documentation to users that they can:
1. Run the entire app themselves, with their own chain/storage nodes etc - its the only way to really guarantee/prove the software is decentralized.
2. Access your data from both any centralized providers (such as yourself) or a local instance, ideally its so transparent you can literally select a different gateway in the app and keep working all within 5 seconds.
This is the bare minimum I would personally require before adopting a "decentralized" software tool.
Looks like you all are taking an incremental approach and not quite there, its a tough problem to solve but I wish you luck!
As many other comments suggest, I think it would be great to provide clear documentation to users that they can:
1. Run the entire app themselves, with their own chain/storage nodes etc - its the only way to really guarantee/prove the software is decentralized.
2. Access your data from both any centralized providers (such as yourself) or a local instance, ideally its so transparent you can literally select a different gateway in the app and keep working all within 5 seconds.
This is the bare minimum I would personally require before adopting a "decentralized" software tool.
Looks like you all are taking an incremental approach and not quite there, its a tough problem to solve but I wish you luck!