Apogee is focused on one job: letting users manage a Liquid wallet in Chrome and approve wallet actions from sites they explicitly connect. Seed phrases, private keys, and wallet passwords are not sent to Resolvr servers. The extension stores wallet data locally and uses public Liquid infrastructure for chain sync, transaction broadcast, asset lookup, and optional fiat-rate display.
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Liquid is a Bitcoin network where people hold real stuff like stablecoins and tokenized stocks. Problem was, it had no good browser wallet, the little thing that holds your coins and logs you into apps (think MetaMask).
So, we built Apogee. It's a Chrome extension, you hold your own assets, and it works with a Jade hardware wallet. Open source, and your keys never leave your device.
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Nice focus on keeping everything local, that is the right call for a wallet. One thing I would love to see is optional support for hardware wallets like Trezor or Ledger for signing, so I can manage Liquid assets without keeping seed material on my computer at all.
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The local-only approach for seed phrases and keys is the right call, glad to see no server-side handling there. Setup was quick and connecting a site to approve actions felt straightforward.
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the local storage approach is reassuring, but i'd love to see an optional auto-lock timer that kicks in after a set period of inactivity for anyone stepping away from their machine
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the fact that keys never leave my machine is kind of a big deal honestly, makes me way more comfortable connecting to random sites without worrying about my seed sitting on some server somewhere
Nice focus on keeping everything local, that is the right call for a wallet. One thing I would love to see is optional support for hardware wallets like Trezor or Ledger for signing, so I can manage Liquid assets without keeping seed material on my computer at all.
The local-only approach for seed phrases and keys is the right call, glad to see no server-side handling there. Setup was quick and connecting a site to approve actions felt straightforward.
the local storage approach is reassuring, but i'd love to see an optional auto-lock timer that kicks in after a set period of inactivity for anyone stepping away from their machine
the fact that keys never leave my machine is kind of a big deal honestly, makes me way more comfortable connecting to random sites without worrying about my seed sitting on some server somewhere