Blocktorch Platform

Blocktorch offers a comprehensive solution for developing, monitoring, troubleshooting, and optimizing decentralized services and applications end-to-end, making it easier for engineering teams to ship and maintain high-quality dApps. Key features of Blocktorch include:

• Real-time monitoring of smart contract events, state variables, and transaction data

• Alerting and notification systems for proactive issue detection

• Log analysis and search functionality or efficient troubleshooting

• Step debugging of smart contract functions across L1, L2s, and custom chains

• Customizable dashboards and visualizations for data-driven decision-making

• Collaboration on Smart Contract development and dApp monitoring

Supported Datasources

Blocktorch follows a holistic approach to DevOps in web3, so instead of pure smart contract observability, the Blocktorch platform integrates multiple layers of the architecture of decentralized applications. With blocktorch, data insights are derived from the Frontend, through to Backend Logic, including third parties like account abstraction modules or Oracles, and down to the deep backend infrastructure level like nodes.

From Development to Production

DevOps strategies are most effective when engineering thinks about them all the way from the early stages of development until scaling in production. Blocktorch offers managed hard and anvil forks in the cloud to start debugging, monitoring, and benchmarking from the very beginning. Any monitors set up in development can easily be deployed to production once teams launch into mainnet. Through powerful collaboration, all stakeholders, from product management to engineering and even third parties like security auditors, can access and share relevant data.

The Fastest Way to Recover Incidents

Incident management is critical to maintaining the operational integrity and reliability of decentralized applications. Blocktorch’s alerting features ensure engineering teams are always informed in real time about any health or performance breaches. Through publicly shareable dashboards, the community can be informed with adequate transparent data, regardless of whether the issue is an L3 stopping to produce blocks or a liquidity pool level falling below a threshold.