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1. Create Your Keringit Account

Sign Up or Connect Wallet

  • You can create an account using email and password, or
  • Connect your wallet (MetaMask or WalletConnect supported).
  • Wallet connection also enables direct onchain deployments later

Set Up Your Profile

  • Set up your profile (can be changed later).
  • You can customize notifications and toggle between dark/light mode in settings

Access Your Dashboard

  • After logging in, you’ll land on the Keringit dashboard
  • Here you can:
    • Create new projects
    • View or edit your existing builds
    • Monitor deployments, templates, and AI drafts

2. Start a New Project

Option A: Use a Template

  • Go to Templates from the sidebar
  • Choose from pre-built dApp templates (e.g., NFT launchpads, staking apps, token contracts)
  • You can begin customizing instantly.

Option B: Build with AI

  • Head to AI Builder
  • Type what you want to build in plain English:
    Example: “Write a smart contract for a token XYZ with 2% tax on buys.”
  • Keringit will auto-generate:
    • Smart contracts
    • Frontend UI
    • Recommended testnet setup

Option C: Import Code

  • Upload your files manually or sync from GitHub
  • Supported:
    • Solidity contracts
    • Frontend files
    • ABIs and environment configs

3. Build and Customize

Use the Visual or Code Editor

  • You can choose between:
    • Visual Builder – tweak layout, connect wallet buttons, and add contract interactions
    • Code Editor – edit raw smart contracts and frontend files directly

Smart Contract Development

  • Get real-time syntax checking
  • Preview ABI structure
  • Add functions, events, and modifiers directly or with AI suggestions

Local Testing

  • Deploy to testnets
  • Get test tokens from integrated faucets
  • Simulate interactions (buy/sell/stake/mint) before going live

AI Assistance

  • Keringit’s AI reviews your smart contracts as you code
  • Suggestions may include:
    • Fixing logic errors
    • Gas optimizations
    • Security best practices (e.g., reentrancy, overflow)

4. Deploy and Go Live

Select Network

  • Choose from supported chains: Ethereum, Solana, Polkadot, BNB, Polygon, TON, etc.
  • Add custom RPCs for private or test networks if needed

Configure Deployment

  • Set your parameters:
    • Contract name and version
    • Gas settings
    • Optional constructor arguments
    • Frontend environment variables

Launch Project

  • Hit Deploy
  • Track build status in real-time: contract compile → verification → deployment
  • Once deployed, get:
    • Public smart contract address
    • Frontend URL (hosted or exportable)
    • Auto-generated technical documentation

5. Monitor and Improve

Analytics Dashboard

  • View wallet usage, function calls, and tx volume
  • Error logs help debug user issues
  • See AI recommendations for performance and UX improvements

Continuous Updates

  • Push changes and redeploy directly
  • Use Git-based version control if synced from GitHub
  • Collaborate with team members using shared access