Your data lives in Datadog, your database, the chain and three admin tools. I design and build one control room around your product: live health, the jobs and customers that matter, and the actions your team takes every day.
Metrics in one tool, logs in another, customers in the database, and on-chain data somewhere else.
CPU graphs are useful, but your team thinks in jobs, customers, transactions and incidents.
Refunds, retries and fixes are done by hand in the database, which is slow and risky.
Latency, errors, throughput and your business metrics in one view.
See what depends on what, and where a problem really starts.
Streaming logs with filters, traces and incident workflows.
Retry jobs, resolve incidents, trigger deploys, with the right permissions.
Wallet connection, on-chain data and multichain RPC with fallbacks.
Your name, colors and environments, for your team or your customers.
Obsidian Console is a working observability console for a Web3 compute platform: live service health, telemetry charts, a streaming log viewer, TEE job orchestration, incident response and ⌘K search. You can even rebrand it from its settings page.
Open the live demoConcept with simulated data. For your team, it would connect to your real data sources.
“Well-architected, purpose-driven, and executionally clean: a strong example of niche EdTech done right.”
A white-label DeFi trading terminal: perps, vaults, lending and a real-time risk panel, with paper trading on live market data.
Live demo · Web3A Solana token platform with a real-time dashboard, a public ledger and a partner API. 20 API routes plus a test suite.
Web3 · liveLive data from 7 chains (6 EVM plus Solana) with automatic RPC fallback, and read-only wallet connection.
A short message about your business and what you want to fix.
Screens, features, milestones and a fixed-scope quote, in plain language.
Designs you approve, then working software shown to you regularly.
Live in about 4–10 weeks, with a bug-fix period and all code in your name.
No. It usually sits on top of them, using them as data sources, and adds your business context and actions in one place.
Yes. Dashboards can read from your database, monitoring APIs, chain RPCs and indexers, with read-only access where that's safer.
Roles and permissions control which screens and actions each person has, and actions can be logged for auditing.
Most dashboards and admin panels take 4–10 weeks, starting with the one screen your team needs most.
Datadog, Grafana Cloud, New Relic, Better Stack and PagerDuty compared with real 2026 prices, plus when a custom operations dashboard makes more sense, with a live demo you can click.
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Three realistic ways to launch a crypto or DeFi trading platform in 2026: build your own exchange, build a front end on existing protocols, or start from a white-label terminal. What each takes, how front ends earn, and the legal questions to ask first.
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A practical, non-hype comparison of Supabase and Firebase for founders and small teams, covering data model, security, pricing model, lock-in, and a simple guide to which one fits your product.
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No sales call needed. Send a short message, and you'll get questions, a suggested approach and, if it's a fit, a fixed-scope plan.