Modern UX vs Streamlit-era 2002
Hashdive runs on Streamlit / Dash. The aesthetic looks 20 years old, tables don't scale on mobile, pages 'jump' on filter changes because the entire view re-renders client-side, and typography is bare-bones. For power users who tolerate it (think Bloomberg Terminal), this is fine. For mainstream Polymarket traders — most of the audience — it's a barrier to actually using the data they ship.
OrcaLayer is built on Next.js with Tailwind, fully responsive, server-side rendered, and indexed in Google Search Console properly. Tables work on phones. Filters don't full-page reload. Typography reads cleanly. Same data accuracy, packaged in something you actually want to use day-to-day.