Web3

Web3 products people can use.

We design and build websites, wallet-connected apps and membership experiences for Web3 teams.

Web3 work starts as a pilot: one scope, one network, verified on testnet before anything faces real users. The contract is yours or written by a specialist engineer; we build what people touch.

  • Websites & design
  • Wallet apps
  • Membership

Three offers with a clear first version

Each one says who it is for, what the first version delivers and what it deliberately leaves out, so the quote and the result describe the same thing.

01

Websites & design

For teams that need to present a product clearly: a protocol, a wallet, a marketplace, a community.

The first version delivers

  • Up to five agreed pages, or one key interface flow
  • Base components and the visual system
  • Responsive layouts checked on real devices
  • A form or a waitlist
  • Analytics events for the actions that matter

Not part of this offer

  • Protocol or smart-contract development
  • Token design and tokenomics
02

Wallet apps

For a product with an existing contract or API that needs an interface people can sign into and act in.

The first version delivers

  • One agreed network
  • Verified sign-in with a wallet
  • A dashboard with the user’s data from the contract or API
  • One agreed interaction with the contract
  • Error, pending and failed states, on desktop and mobile

Estimated separately

  • Additional networks
  • An embedded wallet
  • A native mobile app
03

Membership

For a community whose access is granted by a digital pass.

The first version delivers

  • One membership type
  • Ownership check on every entry, verified server-side
  • A members’ area with the benefits
  • One activation scenario
  • A small admin for the team

Not part of the starting scope

  • The contract itself: the client or a specialist engineer provides it
  • Tokenomics, yield and exchange features

The price is set by scope and responsibility, before the build. There is no starting price on this page because a Web3 first version is costed after the brief, not before it.

Stablecoin payments can be added later as a separate integration, once the provider is confirmed available for your case.

Process

From brief to a verified first version

01

Brief

Product, user, network or contract, the one key action, budget and timeline. Half an hour is enough.

02

Pilot scope

One network, one scenario, one membership type. What is in, what is out, who provides the contract. Written down and agreed.

03

Build on testnet

Interface, wallet connection, data and the agreed interaction, with every error state drawn, not assumed.

04

Review and handover

A walkthrough on real wallets, the list of limitations, the code and the documentation under your agreement.

Who is responsible

  • InterfaceA designer and a frontend engineer: the screens, the states, the responsive behaviour.
  • IntegrationA senior engineer: wallet connection, sign-in, reading data and sending the agreed transaction.
  • Contract reviewYour engineer or a specialist reviewer. We do not write the protocol, and we say so.
  • QAReal wallets on testnet, wrong-network and rejected-signature cases, access checks on the server.
FAQ

Questions before you write

The first version targets one network that we agree in the pilot scope. Adding a second network is a separate, estimated step, so the first release stays small enough to verify properly.
Yes, that is the typical case. Your engineer or a specialist reviewer stays responsible for the contract; we build the interface, the wallet connection and the agreed interaction with it.
Yes. The code, the accounts and the documentation are handed over under the project agreement, the same way as for every other Pazl project.
The six-month warranty covers what we built. Ongoing development or monitoring is agreed separately, in writing.
A demo runs on testnet with test data and shows a scenario. Production means real users, real assets and a contract that has been reviewed. We label each clearly and never present one as the other.
Brief

Six lines are enough to start

Send them in chat or on WhatsApp. We reply with questions, then with a pilot scope and a quote.

  1. 01Product: what it is and for whom
  2. 02User: who signs in and what they expect
  3. 03Network, contract or API: what exists today
  4. 04Key action: the one thing a user must be able to do
  5. 05Budget: a range is fine
  6. 06Timeline: when the first version must be live
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Scope agreed before development, upfront project pricing and a six‑month warranty.

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