Blockchain and Web3 Development

Often it doesn’t, and we’d rather tell you now than after the budget is spent. A blockchain makes sense when ownership, provenance or shared records must be verifiable without trusting one organisation. If your idea works just as well with a normal database, that version will be cheaper, faster and easier for users.

We built Shufl, an NFT marketplace on Algorand for artists, creators and communities. We’ve also built websites for Algorand NFT projects, including MNGO, with a custom plugin that scores trait rarity, and Algoanna. And our team has mentored founders and startups across Algorand accelerator programmes.

It’s the ecosystem we know best, from building our own marketplace to working alongside Algorand founders as mentors. That said, the right chain depends on your product, your users and the tools around it. We’ll talk through the trade-offs honestly rather than defaulting to what we’ve used before.

By treating every connection, signature and confirmation as a design problem. Clear wording about what someone is approving, obvious progress and error states, and help at the moments people hesitate make a big difference. The aim is a product that feels familiar even to someone who has never used a wallet.

No. We recommend an independent security audit for any smart contract that will handle real users or assets, carried out by specialists who had no part in writing it. We plan the project so there’s time for that audit, and for any fixes it turns up, before launch.

It’s quoted on scope after a discovery call. The main variables are how much logic lives on-chain, wallet and marketplace features, the website and content around the product, and the time needed for an independent audit. You get a written proposal that separates each part.

Yes, and it’s often where projects need the most help. Our in-house designers handle identity, illustration and the marketing website, and we designed and built the websites for MNGO and Algoanna, so the product and its public face are clear, credible and consistent.