A graphical front door to a cross-chain process that otherwise lived in the command line.

Two wallets, two networks, a testnet, faucet, collateral, a smart contract and two-sided signing, then a transfer you could not watch settle.

Keep the real mechanics; wrap each step in plain language, an obvious order, and a state you can always read.

One rail, pinned chain state, plain-language wrapping, in-flow token acquisition, confirm-before-commit, and status for the parts you cannot see.

A four-step rail, both wallet slots, and a plain-language explainer before any chain action.

Nami connects on the Cardano side; the origin wallet goes live and the rail advances itself.

Metamask connects and switches network; the destination wallet comes online without leaving the flow.

tADA from the faucet and MFT from the smart contract, acquired in-flow with balances confirmed in place.

Assets staged for the cross-chain move, every committing action wrapped in a confirmation.

Two chains, one bridge between them, surfaced as four destinations plus a support rail.

Not consumer scale: a crypto-comfortable non-coder, and a time-pressed developer who wanted the steps off their plate.

Three routes already existed, each fine for someone and wrong for most. The Bridge kept the trustlessness and dropped the jargon.

From two empty wallets to a settled transfer, kept to five honest steps.

Used by the internal engineering team as day-to-day tooling; the groundwork fed into Lace and Midnight.