Apps on Lattice

Apps with no backend.

Each of these is a set of static files with no server, database, or login system of its own; people sign in with their own keys and pay as they go. Open one, or read how it was built.

Loading apps… If this doesn’t change, the list is in apps.json.

Reading needs nothing. Writing needs the Selfhold wallet for Chrome.

Add yours

Listing takes a pull request.

Add an entry to apps.json and open a pull request. It is merged when the app meets these rules, which a reviewer can check in a minute:

The app opens at a public URL and works with no account on any server.
Its chain is live: a public node serves it, and it appears in the explorer.
The summary says what it does in 12 words or fewer, with no superlatives or price talk.
It links its source, or carries the closed source tag.

A listing is a convenience, not a gate. Your app works on Lattice whether or not it is here, and its chain shows up in the explorer once a node hosting it declares a public read URL.

A listing is not an audit. Read an app’s source before you trust it with coin.

Build one

Start from the quickstart.

Write your rules, put them on the network, and ship a page. Command-line setup · agents.md for your coding agent.