By translating inaccessible hexadecimal addresses into human-readable labels, rolod0x makes web3 a more inclusive place for all, especially non-technical users.

It has use cases within web3 education too.  For example, when developers take part in a hackathon, they will instantly have to work with a whole set of new addresses of wallets and smart contracts related to their hack project.  Given that hackathon deadlines usually create a lot of time pressure, rolod0x's browser extension and CLI can help developers build quicker, because they can instantly see which addresses are being used where, and quickly identify any mistakes.  The same is true in any kind of web3 workshop or education program.