TUWA
Tkach's Utility Web3 & Assistance
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Tkach's Utility Web3 & Assistance
3 followers
Eliminate boilerplate and unbundle monolithic WaaS stacks. Consolidate multi-chain wallet connection (EVM & Solana), persistent transaction lifecycle tracking, and headless UI primitives into a local-first SDK — open source from client to backend, with no MAU tax.
Tired of bloated, legacy wallet connection libraries? Exhausted by WaaS vendor lock-ins like Privy or Dynamic?
You are in the right place.
I built TUWA because the Web3 infrastructure space has become a mess of monolithic dependencies and proprietary traps. TUWA is a headless-first, modular Web3 stack designed for both EVM and Solana. I built this for purists who value self-custody and local-first architecture.
Here is what makes TUWA the definitive standard:
Strict Modularity: I completely separated Logic from UI. Choose exactly what you need: Orbit (Core), Satellite (Auth), Pulsar (State), or Nova (UI).
Chain-Agnostic SIWX: I engineered a native SIWX (Sign-In with X) module based on the CAIP-122 standard directly into the Satellite layer for seamless, multi-chain authentication.
Clean Dependencies: Powered strictly by viem, wagmi, and gill. You will find zero ethers.js or web3.js legacy code here.
True Lifecycle Tracking: I built the only solution offering comprehensive client-side transaction tracking (from Pending to Replaced/Confirmed/Failed) without relying on proprietary APIs.
No Vendor Lock-in: The keys always stay with the user. Zero reliance on MPC.
To solve the final piece of the puzzle—cross-device transaction history synchronization—I am also rolling out Quasar. Quasar is a cloud-based SaaS extension for the TUWA ecosystem that acts as a Sync & History API. It is powered by Alchemy for robust infrastructure and strictly respects privacy: it stores metadata, but it never touches or stores keys.
If you are ready to stop fighting with rigid templates and want absolute control over your dApp's infrastructure, TUWA is your toolbox.
Explore the stack at https://www.tuwa.io/ and drop your technical questions below. Let's get straight to the point and build Web3 the right way.