An onchain app, also called a dApp, is a product whose core logic or asset custody runs on a blockchain, with a conventional interface and supporting services around it. The contract is usually the smallest part of the work. LimeChain builds the riskiest user journey end to end first, then grows it into production. Past work includes the Discover feature for Status and DeFi governance tooling for Tally.
Every engagement runs the same sequence, building the riskiest user journey end to end before the rest of the product is scoped.
The problem, users, business model and onchain value are defined, including whether a blockchain is needed at all.
Milestones, decision gates, privacy posture and acceptance evidence are settled before significant development.
Core journeys, contract boundaries, backend services, wallet interactions, permissions, upgrades and recovery.
Interface, wallet, contract and backend connected in a controlled environment so stakeholders interact with real behaviour.
Weekly demos of working increments, with senior engineers owning architecture, security and product-critical decisions.
Representative users exercise the app on testnet or controlled beta before production goes live against explicit gates.
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