INDUSTRY // BLOCKCHAIN & WEB3
On-chain products with a public mainnet track record, not testnet screenshots.
Wavect came up on-chain. We built Boba Network's official LightBridge, near-instant transfers across six chains with seven figures moving through it continuously, shipped production SDK suites against undocumented infrastructure, and added Web3 to consumer products without the user ever seeing crypto.
Book a thirty-minute call“Anyone can deploy a contract. The job is shipping one that holds other people's money on mainnet, and being reachable when it matters.”
What we build in this industry
Our Web3 work covers three layers of the stack.
Protocol and infrastructure: LightBridge is Boba Network’s official cross-chain bridge, six networks, near-instant transfers, seven figures secured continuously. The Hybrid Compute SDK suite was reverse-engineered against undocumented infra and is still in production.
Wallet UX: the MetaMask Snap brings Boba’s Account Abstraction natively into the wallet users already trust. No new wallet to learn is the entire point.
Invisible Web3: Afoma is a live marketplace where we layered on-chain primitives behind social login and invisible wallet creation. The user never sees crypto jargon. LivLive ran fiat and crypto rails through one signed-webhook handler and raised $2M+ through the product.
We also know how this ends when it ends badly: Quivr shipped on two chains and the startup still ran out of runway. That case study stays public because the tech surviving the company is part of the honest record.
Protocol & smart contract build
Contracts, bridges, and the product around them, designed for an independent audit from day one. We build it, a third party audits it. We do not grade our own homework.
Web3 layer on an existing product
The Afoma shape: on-chain primitives added to a live product without breaking the experience for users who do not know what a wallet is.
Full on-chain product, fixed price
The LivLive shape: zero codebase to production-grade Web3 commerce on a hard deadline, with real money flowing through it at launch.
What makes this industry hard
Security is asymmetric
One bad function and the money is gone, publicly and permanently. We design for the audit, run our own pre-audit checklist, and bring in independent auditors before mainnet.
Users do not want to know it is Web3
Seed phrases and gas fees kill mainstream conversion. Account abstraction, social login, and invisible wallets are how on-chain products reach users who would never install MetaMask.
Chain choice is a cost decision that ages
We have migrated a live protocol from Polygon to Solana mid-flight and written publicly about gas-cost decisions we would make differently in hindsight. That hindsight is now part of the service.
Shipped work in this industry
From protocol infrastructure to invisible-Web3 consumer products. Wind-downs included, clearly labeled.
Built Boba's official LightBridge: 6-chain near-instant transfers, $1M+ secured continuously.
Three-layer Hybrid Compute SDK suite (backend, contract, frontend), built against undocumented infra, still in production.
Smart wallets with Hybrid Compute, inside the wallet users already trust, built against MetaMask's Snap sandbox.
On-chain fan-identity protocol from concept to two chains. Tech survived; the startup's runway didn't.
Live marketplace, on-chain primitives, no crypto jargon, social login + invisible wallet creation.
AR-RWA platform: $2M+ raised through the product, 1,000+ concurrent users, six weeks flat.