Blockchain applications with seamless UX.
Pain points we solve
Wallet connection friction—multi-chain networks, gas fees, and complex seed phrases deterring mainstream adoption
On-chain data retrieval latency—RPC calls blocking UI updates
Gas cost unpredictability—transaction fees swinging 10x in minutes
Smart contract security audits—expensive reviews required before launch
How we build
We build Web3 apps with wagmi for wallet auth and contract interaction, ethers.js for type-safe calls, Alchemy for RPC and data indexing, and account abstraction patterns that hide private keys. Users sign with email or social, transactions feel native.
Example stack
Questions
Passkeys and social login create accounts. We manage a custodial wallet in the background, abstracted away. Power users can connect hardware wallets. Zero compromise on security.
Alchemy's Notification API webhooks us when contracts emit events. We store state in Supabase, cache it, and push updates to clients via WebSocket. Users see real-time balances.
Yes. We route transactions to L2s (Arbitrum, Optimism) when applicable, batch operations, and monitor mempool congestion to suggest optimal send times.
We partner with auditors like Trail of Bits. We design the contracts following best practices (OpenZeppelin, Solmate), flag risks early, and manage the audit process.