These aren't new, though the approach to them seems quite clean.
> automatically enables version management
There's syntax sugar in the decorators for supporting versioned api's, sure.. but you still need separate functions for each version. I think the wording oversells the feature a bit.
> and is way faster then Flask / Django at handling requests
In what configuration? Pretty much anything is faster than Flask's included development server. Is it faster than Flask configured with nginx over wsgi? If so, how much faster? The best way to convince people of this is to not only post benchmark results, but also commit the benchmarks themselves so people can run them.
Project looks neat but Flask is well though out, well supported, has amazing documentation, and supports both Python 2.x and 3.x.. which leaves little reason to switch (with the exception of the CLI interface.. which I can't deny is pretty darn cool).