Projects
Applications
End-user-facing tools and applications built on blockchain technology.

VidimusBlockchain Document Notary
Anchor a document's fingerprint across several blockchains, so its existence, integrity, and timestamp can be verified independently of any single provider — the proof is public, the document stays private.
View ProjectLibraries & SDKs
Reusable packages and libraries for developers to integrate into their own projects.
pyiota
Python SDK for the IOTA Rebased network. Async-first with sync wrapper, client-side BCS serialization, and full support for Move-based smart contract interaction.
pygments-lexer-move
A Pygments lexer for the Move smart contract language, enabling syntax highlighting in documentation pipelines, static site generators, and any tool that uses Pygments.
Developer Tools
Tools and utilities that streamline blockchain development – from local testing environments to standalone inspection and debugging utilities.
Local Development Starter Packs
Preconfigured starter packs for quickly setting up local testing environments for various blockchain networks, including network setup, wallets, and tools to interact with the network.
Bitcoin
Regtest node, preloaded wallets, and a block explorer, ready for transaction and script testing.
Ethereum
Local chain with funded accounts, contract deployment scripts, and a block explorer.
IOTA
IOTA Rebased node with a faucet and Move package publishing out of the box.
Solana
Test validator with generated keypairs, airdrops, and program deployment.
Utilities
Multi-chain Address Analyzer
Paste any blockchain address to auto-detect the chain, verify its checksum, and view a color-coded breakdown of its structure. Covers Ethereum/EVM, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Tron, Solana, Cosmos, and IOTA, with all cryptographic primitives implemented from scratch.
Offline TX Builder
An offline-first, installable PWA for building, signing, and queuing blockchain transactions; signed transactions queue locally and broadcast automatically once connectivity returns. Supports Ethereum (secp256k1) and IOTA Rebased (Ed25519), with private keys held only in memory and all signing handled by audited noble crypto libraries.
