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# Modular Development & Milestones

To achieve the goal of an accelerated product delivery, execution will take place in separate phases, spanning four months each. Each phase will consist of the following:

### Phase One

* Phase one focuses on providing much needed investor tooling that Ergo currently lacks. For that reason, phase one will target three key areas. Firstly, produce a Portfolio Management platform. Secondly, provide a robust charting package for Erg and Ergo Native Tokens. Lastly, complete v.1 of the accounting panel.

### Phase Two

* Power trader UI. A major focus of phase two will be providing a general investing user-interface for accessing existing Defi infrastructure in one place. This phase will also include a notification service and v.2 of the accounting tools to assist users in their record-keeping & filing needs.

## Milestones

Funds will be raised for each phase independently, and only after completion of the previous milestone.

### Milestone one

* Deliver a charting package and Portfolio Management platform.
* Provide a UI for simplifying one's accounting process (v.1).

### Milestone Two

* Release the dApp portal, providing access to available Defi on a single platform. 
* Launch the notification service. 
* Upgrading the pre-existing toolset for accounting and tax filing to v.2.<br>


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