/ service · 01
Blockchain & Web3
The on-chain layer is the part you cannot patch later. We design and build the contracts, the interfaces, and the plumbing that makes a blockchain product usable by someone who has never heard the word ABI.
/ service · 01 — what we ship
What this covers
Most blockchain projects fail in one of two places. The contracts are correct and nobody can use them, or the interface works and the contract has holes in it. We work both sides in the same engagement, with the same people, because a contract that nobody can safely call is not finished.
Smart contract development
Solidity, and Rust/Anchor where the ecosystem demands it
Tokenisation platforms
asset-backed tokens, on-chain registries, transfer and compliance logic
dApps and wallet interfaces
front ends wired to real contract state, not mocked state
Presale mechanics
allocation, vesting, claim portals, referral and fee routing
Treasury and multisig tooling
the operational controls a team needs when it holds real value
On-chain / off-chain integration
event indexing, oracle reads, reconciliation jobs
Contract design before frontend.
We sketch the state machine and enumerate the failure modes on paper before a line of Solidity exists. Anything ambiguous at this stage stays ambiguous forever.
Test coverage as a floor, not a target.
Unit, fuzz, and invariant tests run in CI from the first commit. We do not call a contract done when the happy path passes and someone is watching.
Deployment as a rehearsed step.
Testnet, then a migration rehearsal against a mainnet fork, then mainnet. The upgrade path gets tested before it carries value.
Observability from day one.
Event indexing, alerting on state transitions, and a dashboard that shows what the contract is actually doing rather than what we hoped it would do.
Handover with the keys.
You get contracts, ABIs, deployment scripts, and a runbook. We do not hold the only copy of anything.
/ service · 01 — how we build it
How we build on-chain systems
/ service · 03 — what you get
What you get on delivery
- Audited or audit-ready contracts, with the Foundry/Hardhat suite included
- Full test suite and a coverage report you can show a funder
- Deployment scripts and a verified upgrade path
- ABI and integration docs written for a developer who did not build it
- Event indexer configuration and monitoring dashboards
- A runbook covering the failure modes you will actually hit
/ service · 04 — the honest part
What we will tell you honestly
If your project does not need smart contracts, we will say so before you spend money proving it. A well-built backend and a good interface will beat a clever contract in almost every case where the contract is not the product. We would rather lose the scope than win the wrong engagement.
/ where this shows up
Fintech & tokenized assets
RWA platforms, regulated token launches, KYC-gated flows.
DeFi & marketplaces
DEX integrations, presales, vesting, on-chain order books.
Crypto trading & bots
Signal engines, criteria-based execution bots, market monitors.
AI automation & tooling
LLM workflows with real tool access, compliance-aware platforms.
Got something in this area?
Tell us what you are working on. We reply within one business day with whether it is a fit and what the next step looks like.