TonUtils
A free toolbox for the TON blockchain: tools and hand-checked links for everyday users and developers.
A one-week MVP, happening right now.Scope and preparation started on 21 Oct 2026. Development began on the evening of 22 Oct, and by the next morning the site had more than 100 tools. Launch is planned for 27 Oct, day 7.
- Started
- 21 Oct 2026, with two days of scope and preparation
- Development
- From 22 Oct 2026; 100+ tools in under a day
- Where it stands
- Day 3 of 7, as of 23 Oct 2026
- Planned launch
- 27 Oct 2026
The brief
The idea: one free place where people on TON, from everyday users to developers, find every tool they need and links worth trusting. Anything sensitive, like a seed phrase, had to stay in the user's own browser.
What we delivered
- More than 100 tools for addresses, wallets, tokens, NFTs, domains, smart contracts and transactions, on desktop and phone.
- Seed phrases and keys are handled in the browser and never reach a server. The site never holds anyone's keys.
- Wallet actions, like sending tokens, show the exact transaction before the user signs it.
- A library of hand-checked links and a directory of ecosystem projects.
- Every tool is tested against real data from the chain, the official specs or other libraries, and tried on desktop and phone before it counts as done.
Screens
Screens from the site before launch, showing public sample data.
The same tool on a phone. It runs entirely in the browser. Hand-checked links, grouped and searchable.
What happened next
This MVP is still in its week. What is left: design approval, then security checks and fixes, with launch planned for 27 Oct 2026, day 7. This case study will be updated with what happens then.
Timeline
Scope and preparation
Two days to agree what the first version must do, and what waits.
Development starts
Within half an hour of the first commit, the site and its first tools are running. A links library and a projects directory join them the same evening.
100+ tools
Less than a day into development, more than 100 tools are built and tried on desktop and phone.
Design review (planned)
The finished site goes through design review and approval.
Security checks (planned)
Security checks across the site and every tool, and fixes for anything they find.
Launch (planned)
Day 7: the site goes live.