Building Decentralized Applications That Actually Work
We've spent the past three years helping businesses in Taiwan transition from traditional web apps to blockchain-based solutions.
And here's what we learned—most companies don't need a complex DApp. They need something practical that solves a real problem. That's where we come in.
Smart Contract Development for Real Business
We write smart contracts that prioritize security and efficiency. Every line gets audited. Every function gets tested under different network conditions.
Web3 Integration Without the Headache
Most businesses already have existing systems. We connect them to blockchain networks without requiring a complete rebuild.
Recent Projects That Show Our Approach
We typically work with mid-sized companies looking to add blockchain functionality to existing operations. Here are three examples from early 2025.
Supply Chain Verification System
A manufacturing company needed product authenticity tracking. We built a DApp that records each production stage on-chain.
The system reduced counterfeit claims by documenting every step from raw materials to final delivery. Their customers can scan QR codes to verify product history.
Employee Token Rewards Platform
An organization wanted a transparent incentive system. We developed smart contracts for distributing and managing company tokens.
Employees earn tokens for performance milestones and can redeem them for benefits. The blockchain record prevents disputes about earned rewards.
Document Certification Service
A professional services firm needed tamper-proof document verification. We created a system that timestamps and stores document hashes on-chain.
Now they can prove document authenticity and creation dates without revealing sensitive content. It's been particularly useful for contract disputes.
Einar Thorvaldsen
Blockchain Architecture Lead
"Most projects fail because teams build what's technically impressive rather than what's actually needed. We start every engagement by asking what problem you're trying to solve—then we figure out if blockchain makes sense. Sometimes it doesn't, and we'll tell you that upfront."
Vadim Petrenko
Smart Contract Security Specialist
"Security audits aren't optional. We've seen too many contracts with vulnerabilities that could have been caught during development. Every contract we write goes through multiple review phases before deployment. It takes longer, but your users deserve that level of care."
