Welcome back to the third edition of the "DApp of the Week" series. As I mentioned last week, not all DApps need to build a huge, revolutionary applications, and sometimes smaller, but more precise DApps are just as great. This is the case with Steem Supply, a rather niche DApp developed by 
I would believe that the most used feature of the DApp is the part I screenshotted above, which shows an overview of how high your pending author and comment rewards are. The comment part of this can be really interesting, and I have often made some interesting discoveries as to which comments end up getting rewarded. It's a nice analytical tool for people who want to see exactly which comments and posts are profitable, and how long it is before you get payout from them.
There are also some other features such as bar graphs and pie charts to show you what you type of posts and comments that earn you Steem, and lots of cool stats like the top list of who your biggest supporters are. Have you ever wanted to know how many comments you make per day on average? Or your average revenue per post? You know where to find it!
As you can see on the above screenshot, Steem Supply is also a great source for letting you know what you can do with your current Resource Credits. I don't really have to worry too much about my Resource Credits, but there are a lot of you that have to, and this makes it very easy to have full control of how much you got left.
You can check out the pending rewards or the stats for any Steem user, so this is a great tool to see how much and which comments and posts that make other people money/Steem. This might not be a useful feature for most people, but it's great if you really want to get analytical about a certain user, or a group of users.
Steem Supply is not really a DApp where you spend a lot of time, but it's for sure a DApp that you should be checking out from time to time to get a feel about which of your posts and comments that give you Steem. I check it pretty much daily to see when I get new author rewards.
There's also nothing to loose by using the DApp, since you don't need to log in to the DApp to get all the information you want. It's all benefit and no risk. So check out Steem Supply if you haven't already!
This was a short and sweet "DApp of the Week", but there's not really a lot more to say about Steem Supply. It's a great little DApp that does what it's supposed to without any issues, so it's well worth checking out. Next week we will take a closer look at a more complex DApp, so make sure to follow if you haven't already.
