Seriously secure.
Effortlessly verifiable.
A secure, local-first launcher for decentralized front-ends. Launch any dApp securely and verifiably.
Today, billions in crypto assets are managed through decentralized applications, but the frontend code users interact with remains dangerously insecure. Our wallets protect private keys, yet we blindly trust unsigned, constantly changing UIs.
We audit smart contracts meticulously, yet we sign transactions in the dark — on UIs we can’t verify, using browsers we can’t fully trust.
Build, install and verify any front-end with cryptographic guarantees on your device.
Verification, building and execution happens on your machine. Your environment becomes the root of trust — ensuring that what you see is exactly what was signed, built, and approved by the app's maintainers.
Chain agnostic
Works with any blockchain ecosystem leveraging a true peer-to-peer network. Secure your blockchain interactions without relying on centralized infrastructure or gateways.
Uncensorable
Access your favourite dApps even during outages, DNS attacks, or attempts at censorship. The Radworks App is built on peer-to-peer infrastructure with no single points of failure.
Optionally rebuilds the dApp locally, verifying cryptographic integrity by checking the build output hash. Trust becomes transparent and verifiable by anyone.
Sandboxes execution by fully isolating each dApp. Creates security boundaries between applications and your system.
Fetch source code and binaries directly from Radicle, a peer-to-peer network for signed, versioned code. The Radworks App verifies N-of-M maintainer signatures for every single dApp release.
The Radworks App connects directly to Radicle a peer-to-peer Git-compatible network for publishing source code and artifacts.
Radicle allows any developer to define their own trust rules for their project — for example requiring 2 out of 3 signatures from maintainers.
Rebuild, confirm and run securely
Optionally, the Radworks App rebuilds the frontend from the signed source code. Even better, if the developer team supports reproducible builds, anyone can verify the build. Once confirmed, the app runs in an isolated environment.
