Since ETH London 2024, our team has dedicated itself to evolving DynOS 95 from a promising hackathon prototype into a fully-fledged product tailored for end users. We've made significant strides in the following key areas:   Feedback Gathering:   Our team has engaged directly with our potential initial users through one-on-one interviews and user testing sessions to gather essential feedback. This approach has helped us gain a clear understanding of user needs and expectations, which in turn informs the prioritization and development of new features and improvements for DynOS 95.   Strategic Planning:   Our team has developed a transition plan to guide the transformation of DynOS 95 from a hackathon project to a market-ready product. This strategic roadmap outlines the vision, feature development, security enhancements and user experience design. It serves as our blueprint for development, ensuring that all efforts are aligned with our ultimate goal of simplifying and enhancing the Web3 onboarding experience.   Development of Customizable Workspaces:   A major milestone in our roadmap is the development of customizable workspaces, which is pivotal to delivering a personalized and seamless Web3 experience shareable with family and friends.  This week, we are merging a significant update that allows users to create custom DApp shortcuts directly within their local workspace. This feature marks the first step towards our broader vision of fully customizable workspaces, empowering users to shape their Web3 interactions according to their preferences.  Note: Since ETH London prizes got delivered on April 12th, we could not make any changes in the repo until that date, because ETHGlobal was reviewing repos and did not want to make any change on it.