# FAQs

### What is Lucidity?

Lucidity is an AI-powered personalization and matching engine for Web3, designed to optimize user experiences by delivering tailored insights and actionable recommendations. Lucidity’s goal is to power a cohesive onchain ecosystem where every interaction is personalised and meaningful.

### How does Lucidity work?

Lucidity leverages on-chain data, AI-driven prediction models, and risk profiling to perform two-way matching across protocols, wallets, and assets. For more details, check out our docs.

### Which Web3 platforms can use Lucidity, and how?

Lucidity is designed for integration with a wide range of Web3 applications, including DeFi platforms, NFT marketplaces, and decentralized social networks. Some ideas have been highlighted in the use-cases section above. 

Lucidity’s inferences will be exposed for builders and end-users in various form factors, including APIs, SDK, and oracles.

### How can I partner with Lucidity?

We’re always looking to collaborate with innovative Web3 and AI projects. 

Contact us to explore partnership opportunities.

### When will Lucidity be available?

Lucidity’s first version will include prediction models for DeFi protocols, expected to be launch by Q4’24, with a full rollout planned for 2025. Check out the roadmap above for more details.

### How does Lucidity ensure data privacy?

Lucidity adheres to strict data privacy standards, utilizing decentralized technologies to protect user data while delivering personalized experiences.

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