Industry Challenges

The DeFi industry faces recurring technical, security, and accessibility challenges that hinder broader adoption. A key concern lies in the lack of transparency and accountability when interacting with externally owned smart contracts.

GearUp’s Solutions

The following table summarizes how GearUp directly addresses each industry challenge:

Key Differentiators

GearUp bridges the gap between technical and non-technical users, offering a safer, more efficient, and inclusive way to engage with DeFi infrastructure. Its unified platform ensures that smart contract development is accessible, secure, and collaborative at every step.

One of GearUp's key innovations is support for mediator contracts—custom contracts that users can deploy to act as intermediaries when interacting with external dApps. This feature allows users to avoid connecting their wallets directly to third-party platforms, effectively reducing the attack surface and improving operational security in everyday DeFi interactions.

Aligned with Our Long-Term Vision

To support the said feature, GearUp will also introduce the Mediator Contract Manager Plugin—a browser extension and mobile application (in later stages) that enables users to manage, authorize, and interact with dApps exclusively through contracts they have built or deployed themselves. This acts as a safety bridge between wallets and external smart contracts, helping users retain full control while mitigating long-term exposure risks.

These self-owned interaction layers, referred to as Gears, serve as programmable intermediaries that enforce user-defined rules, permissions, and logic when transacting on-chain, ensuring maximum security. Learn More about it .

Introduction

Welcome to Gear Up: A No-Code Platform to Build, Test, Deploy, and Trade Smart Contracts — All-in-One, Secure, and AI-Enhanced for DeFi.

GearUp Tokenomics

Sustainable, fair, and deeply integrated into our ecosystem.

🔹 Overview

• Token Ticker: $gUP

• Network: Ethereum Mainnet

• DEX: Uniswap V2

• Launch Type: Stealth Fair Launch

GearUp is designed to grow as a utility-first ecosystem, and our tokenomics reflect that same ethos: fair, locked, and functionally tied to real use cases.

GearUp Roadmap

A structured path toward delivering the most accessible, secure, and modular smart contract ecosystem in Web3.

Our roadmap is divided into two primary focus areas: Project Roadmap and Technical Roadmap. This structure reflects both our operational progression and our product engineering goals.

Scrappy AI – Your Smart Contract Co-Pilot

An AI-powered assistant built for DeFi logic, contract integrity, and next-gen creation workflows.

Scrappy AI is GearUp’s proprietary AI module designed to assist users across the entire smart contract lifecycle. It’s built using GPT-class models fine-tuned on Solidity, smart contract logic patterns, and schema-based validation frameworks. Whether you're a beginner using GearUp Studio or a seasoned developer working in Factory, Scrappy AI is built to enhance your workflow, reduce risk, and increase confidence in deployment.

The Developer Hub for Modular Smart Contract Creation

GearUp Factory is built for developers who want to create, test, and monetize reusable smart contract templates. Whether you're building from scratch or integrating advanced logic, Factory gives you full control over every block, every byte, and every deployment.

Code with precision. Ship with security. Earn with every use.

🧰 What You Can Do

GearFlow – Secure Your Web3 Interactions

A mediator contract-powered plugin and mobile app designed to protect users while interacting with any dApp.

GearFlow is the protective bridge between users and smart contracts. Instead of connecting wallets directly to unknown dApps, GearFlow enables users to interact via contracts they’ve built or verified — all through a dedicated browser plugin and mobile app. This dramatically reduces the risk of wallet drains, approvals abuse, and malicious smart contracts.

Connect with GearUp

Follow, engage, and stay updated with everything happening in the GearUp ecosystem.

🌐 Official Links

Stay in sync with product releases, ecosystem integrations, contests, AMAs, and roadmap updates by joining our socials.

Your security is our priority — but staying safe starts with staying informed.

Turn your templates into deployable, licensed digital assets.

The GearUp Marketplace is where approved templates built in GearUp Factory are listed, discovered, and used by the GearUp Studio community. As a developer, this is where your work becomes monetizable — either per deployment or per license.

Whether you’re releasing a modular token contract, an automated DEX liquidity engine, or custom DAO logic — the Marketplace allows you to earn while empowering others to build securely.

💼 Listing Your Template

Once your contract template is tested, schema-verified, and approved by the GearUp Factory audit pipeline, it becomes eligible for marketplace listing. You can configure:

Earn-Per-Deploy Model – GearUp Factory Marketplace

Earn each time a user deploys a contract using your template.

The Earn-Per-Deploy model allows template creators on GearUp Factory to monetize their work by charging a fixed fee every time someone uses their template to deploy a contract through GearUp Studio. This model is ideal for reusable, high-demand templates such as token contracts, liquidity automators, or common DAO governance flows.

Templates in GearUp Studio

Start faster by using prebuilt templates as your contract foundation.

Templates are one of the most powerful features of GearUp Studio. They allow you to instantly load contract logic created by the GearUp team or community developers and customize it visually — without needing to write Solidity code. Whether you’re building a token, automating liquidity, or enabling wallet-based triggers, templates help you skip repetitive work and get straight to deployment.

🧱 What is a Template?

A template is a reusable, modular smart contract structure composed of:

• Preset logic blocks (e.g. transfer tax, time lock, DAO voting)

• Editable parameters (e.g. token supply, vesting schedule, fee percentages)

• Compatibility with Studio’s block editor and test environment

• Optional licensing or verification status

Templates load into the Studio canvas and can be modified like any contract.

🧰 Types of Templates

There are three kinds of templates in the GearUp ecosystem:

1. GearUp Official Templates

These are created and maintained by the GearUp team. They are free to use, well-tested, and serve as foundational contract types for most use cases.

2. GearUp Verified Templates

These are templates created by third-party developers via GearUp Factory, but reviewed and verified by the GearUp team. Verified templates meet strict guidelines for security, performance, and clarity. You’ll see a “Verified by GearUp” badge on them.

3. Community Templates (Unverified) (TBA)

Created and sold by developers within the GearUp ecosystem. These may offer advanced or niche functionality, and can be licensed individually.

Each template includes metadata such as version, audit status, last updated date, creator identity, and license type.

💳 Payment Models

Some templates are available for free, while others follow a payment model:

Purchases are made in crypto via your connected wallet. Templates that require payment are clearly labeled with pricing info and usage rights.

📚 Template Categories

• Tokens – e.g. Standard ERC20, Tax Token, Rebase Token

• Liquidity – e.g. Auto-LP, Vesting + Unlock

• Access Control – e.g. Owner-Only Logic, Multisig Conditions

• Timing/Triggers – e.g. Execute every 24h, Post-Launch Delay

New templates are added continuously based on user demand and GearUp Factory developer submissions.

✏️ Customizing a Template

Once you select a template:

1. The blocks appear preloaded in the canvas

2. Click on any block to edit its values

3. Add, remove, or rearrange blocks

4. Use the simulator to test outcomes

Your customizations stay private unless you choose to save and publish.

🛡️ Template Status Tags

Each template includes a badge to indicate trust and usage:

• GearUp Official – Built by the core team

• Verified – 3rd party, approved by GearUp

• Licensed – Payment required

• Free – Open and ready to use

Hovering over a tag will show additional info like audit status or version logs.

💡 Example Use Case: LP-Boosted Tax Token

This template includes:

• Token logic with configurable taxes

• Auto-liquidity injection block

• Wallet trigger to move LP after X days

• Optional max wallet cap logic

Deploying this allows a user to launch a DeFi token with baked-in LP support — no coding, no audits, just clicks.

🧠 Tips for Template Users

• Templates are fully customizable – change blocks as needed

• Use Scrappy AI to ask questions like “what does this trigger do?”

• Test on Linea Sepolia or local sandbox before going live

• Save modified templates to reuse across projects

Templates in GearUp Studio help you launch powerful contracts fast — backed by community expertise and GearUp-grade security.

Choose a template. Customize it visually. Launch it confidently.

Contracts Library in GearUp Studio

Import and interact with routers and smart contracts from across Ethereum and Layer 2s – all without writing code.

The Contracts Library in GearUp Studio allows users to integrate third-party smart contracts and DeFi routers directly into their no-code workflows. Whether you're automating swaps, triggering liquidity events, or building token logic that interacts with external protocols, the Contracts Library bridges your blocks to the broader blockchain ecosystem.

🔌 What You Can Do

• Import any contract address from any EVM chain or Layer 2

• Automatically detect router interfaces (e.g., swapExactETHForTokens, addLiquidity, etc.)

• Preview the contract logic using Scrappy AI, which summarizes what the contract does and any common risks

🧬 Supported Protocol Types

The Contracts Library supports any verified EVM smart contract. Common examples include:

You can also bring your own contracts or routers with a matching ABI and integrate them into your workflows.

🧠 Scrappy AI Integration

When you import a contract into Studio, Scrappy AI will:

• Explain what the contract does in natural language

• Detect any unusual or unsafe patterns

• Suggest prebuilt block flows for safe interaction

• Provide simulated outputs for basic function calls

Example:

🧱 How to Use a Contract from the Library

1. Open the Contracts tab inside GearUp Studio

2. Search or paste a contract address

3. Select a chain (e.g., Ethereum, Polygon, Base)

4. Review Scrappy’s explanation + function list

Each external block integrates natively with your existing logic and respects testnet/mainnet switch.

🛡️ Safety Layer

• GearUp only allows read + call interactions unless explicitly unlocked

• All imported routers must pass ABI verification

• Scrappy flags risk (e.g., non-revertable functions, arbitrary token approvals)

• You can preview gas costs and simulated return data

🔁 Composability at Scale

The Contracts Library makes GearUp a truly modular smart contract builder:

• Mix your internal logic with trusted external protocols

• Customize transaction flow (e.g. “After Tax → Swap ETH for GEAR → Send to DAO wallet”)

• Chain reactions and dApp-level interoperability

🔄 Example Use Case: Swap + Treasury Deposit

1. Use Studio blocks to collect ETH tax from all transfers

2. Use a block to swap that ETH into USDC using Uniswap V2 router

3. Send USDC to a multi-sig DAO wallet via call

No code. No audits. All visual.

With the Contracts Library, GearUp users don’t just build contracts — they connect with the entire DeFi world. Modular, secure, and limitless.

Testing Playground – GearUp Studio

Simulate, test, and debug your contract logic before deploying — all visually, no code required.

The Testing Playground in GearUp Studio allows individuals to simulate their contracts in a safe, real-time environment before deploying them to the blockchain. With just a few clicks, you can test your full contract logic using sample wallets, tokens, and time-triggers — without writing a single line of code.

🎯 Why Testing Matters

Smart contracts are immutable once deployed. The Testing Playground allows you to:

• Catch logic errors before they go live

• Simulate user interactions (wallets, transfers, time triggers)

• Preview gas usage, execution order, and flow behavior

• Validate blocks working together (e.g. triggers, actions, restrictions)

🧪 What You Can Simulate

• ✅ Transfers, swaps, tax collections

• ✅ Wallet role logic (e.g. onlyOwner, whitelisting)

• ✅ Timed triggers (e.g. “every 24h” or “after 7 days”)

• ✅ Event conditions (e.g. “if market cap hits X”)

You can also simulate errors like insufficient balances, missing inputs, or blocked access.

🧱 How to Use the Playground

1. Open your contract in the Studio Canvas

2. Click “Test Mode”

3. Choose a simulated chain (e.g. Linea Sepolia, Local VM)

4. Select test wallets, balances, and token conditions

You can run as many tests as you want — no gas fees, no risks.

🔍 Visual Execution Flow

During simulation, you’ll see:

• Active block execution path (highlighted)

• Gas estimation per block

• Return values per action

• Warnings for untriggered logic or failed conditions

All logs are shown in a readable format (e.g. “User X sent 1 ETH → Swap → Treasury received 990 USDC”).

🧠 Scrappy AI Support

While testing, you can:

• Ask Scrappy AI to explain what went wrong

• Get help modifying your logic on the spot

• Ask for optimization advice (e.g. “Can I reduce gas here?”)

• Debug a function using error analysis tools

Example:

🔁 Testnet Deployment (Advanced)

Once you're confident, click “Deploy to Testnet”:

• Deploys your contract to Linea Sepolia or other supported testnets

• Real interaction with test wallets and tokens

• Simulate user usage in a live but risk-free environment

Use this to prepare for real-world deployment and confirm logic integrity on-chain.

🛠️ What’s Coming Next

• Collaborative testing (team test flows)

• Live transaction simulation against public contracts

• Fork testing (simulate state from real block height)

• AI-powered test cases generator

The Testing Playground gives you complete confidence in your contracts — no guesswork, no risks, just clear results.

Closed Source Testing – GearUp Factory

Privately test your smart contract templates before publishing or sharing them publicly.

GearUp Factory gives developers full control over how and when their templates are revealed. With Closed Source Testing, you can simulate, test, and optimize your smart contract logic while keeping the source code hidden from public access.

This feature is ideal for:

• Developers working on premium templates for monetization

• Projects conducting internal audits before release

• Teams preparing new mechanics or experimental contracts

• Third-party contributors submitting to the marketplace securely

🔐 What is Closed Source Testing?

Closed Source Testing is a private sandbox environment within GearUp Factory that allows:

• Building and simulating contracts without exposing Solidity code

• Testing schema-based templates visually using Studio-compatible interfaces

• Sharing contracts for review with GearUp’s internal security team or pre-approved contributors only

• Running performance, gas, and logic simulations prior to marketplace listing

Your logic remains encrypted and only visible to you (and optionally the GearUp review team).

⚙️ How It Works

1. Create a new template using the GearUp Factory editor

2. Enable Closed Source Mode in the settings sidebar

3. Compile and validate logic

4. Simulate the template’s behavior in the closed sandbox

Templates remain under your ownership at all times.

🧪 Supported Testing Features

• Simulate deploy and runtime behaviors

• Validate schema.json and input flow

• Run gas and edge case stress testing

• Simulate write + read functions via block editor

🔍 Internal Review Mode (Optional)

You may optionally allow GearUp’s review team to:

• Perform code-level security scans

• Offer optimization tips or feedback

• Approve for Verified status in Marketplace

• Provide feedback without disclosing the code to anyone else

You can revoke access anytime.

🛡️ Use Cases for Closed Source Testing

🧠 Notes

• All closed source templates are hashed with time-lock proofs

• Only the author can deploy or unlock them

• Any misuse or exploit attempt triggers lock + revocation

GearUp gives devs a safe zone to test and build — with zero pressure to go public until you’re ready.

Contract Use Cases – GearUp Studio

Explore real-world, modular smart contract patterns that can be built, customized, and deployed using GearUp Studio.

GearUp Studio isn't limited to tokens or single-function contracts. It enables composable, event-driven, and modular contract systems that adapt to dynamic DeFi environments. Below is a technical breakdown of popular and advanced use cases — with architecture notes and suggested logic flows.

📦 Modular Use Case Blocks (Examples)

🧬 Sample Smart Contract Archetypes

1. Fee-on-Transfer Token + Auto-LP

• Goal: Launch a token with tax mechanics and automated liquidity replenishment

• Setup:

• Outcome: Contract collects tax in ETH, adds to LP every 24h

2. Time-Locked Governance Treasury

• Goal: Vest a portion of funds post-token launch

• Setup:

• Outcome: Ensures protocol-controlled funds are not accessible until safe

3. Market Cap Triggered LP Lock

• Goal: Lock liquidity when market cap exceeds a threshold

• Setup:

• Outcome: Adds credibility and stability when growth milestones are hit

🔄 Event-Driven Logic Examples

Use GearUp to create reactive contracts:

• On Volume Spike → Rebalance Treasury

• On Buy Spike → Trigger Reward Drop

• On LP Drain Attempt → Revoke Role Access

• After Presale Ends → Enable Swap

Each of these behaviors can be built using logic/event/trigger blocks inside the Studio.

🧠 Tips for Use Case Designers

• Use Scrappy AI to simulate full use case flows

• Combine multiple triggers for layered logic (e.g. Time + Wallet Check)

• Always test use case logic in the Playground before mainnet

• Use templates to clone and adapt successful patterns

Use cases in GearUp Studio are just logic blueprints — it's the blocks you choose that make your contract unique.

Security – GearUp

Security is not a feature at GearUp — it’s a foundational principle woven into every product, layer, and interaction.

The GearUp ecosystem prioritizes security across three key verticals: project infrastructure, token structure, and utility-level usage. This page outlines how we think about each, and what measures are in place to protect our users, contributors, and the broader DeFi ecosystem.

🧱 1. Project Infrastructure Security

GearUp’s infrastructure is designed to be:

• Modular and sandboxed: Each component (Studio, Factory, GearFlow) is logically separated to reduce cross-surface risk.

• Auditable and open: Critical logic components will be gradually open-sourced and externally audited.

• Redundancy-backed: Deployment systems rely on verified fallback endpoints and multi-layer hosting to prevent downtime.

• Zero-access policy: No part of the system can access user wallet funds — all interactions are permissioned and user-triggered.

🪙 2. Token & Economic Security

GearUp’s native token ($gUP) is designed with transparency and fairness in mind:

• Liquidity Locked: Core LP pools will be locked and verified on launch.

• Team Vesting: All team and advisory tokens are subjected to time-based vesting and unlock schedules as outlined in the page.

• On-Chain Caps: Transactional limits (max wallet, max TX, anti-whale mechanics) are enforced on-chain where necessary.

• Fee Transparency

🧩 3. Utility & User-Level Security

Every utility in the GearUp stack adds a protective layer:

• Studio: Users deploy contracts they build themselves, ensuring no hidden logic. All deploys are verifiable and testable.

• Factory: Developers can protect and license their templates — but all runtime behavior is previewed by buyers before use.

• GearFlow: Mediator contracts prevent direct wallet-dApp connections. Users can create their own rules for access, session timeouts, and approvals.

• Scrappy AI

🔍 Our Ongoing Commitment

GearUp’s security practices are evolving alongside the ecosystem. We will:

• Publish audit reports for all major releases

• Allow community security disclosures

• Partner with external firms for third-party assessments

• Maintain transparency in all infrastructure and token operations

DeFi moves fast, but safety is not optional. GearUp is committed to building tools that are powerful, programmable, and most importantly — secure.

Getting Started with GearUp Studio

A quick guide for individuals looking to build smart contracts without writing code.

GearUp Studio is your no-code platform to build, test, and deploy smart contracts using a visual block-based interface. Whether you're creating a token, automating liquidity, or experimenting with DeFi logic, this guide will walk you through your first steps inside the Studio.

🛠️ What You’ll Need

Before you start building, make sure you have:

• A browser with GearUp Studio access (Chrome, Brave, Firefox recommended)

• A Web3-compatible wallet (MetaMask, WalletConnect, etc.)

• Optional: Testnet ETH (Linea Sepolia) for trial deployments

🔐 Connect Your Wallet

1. Visit the GearUp Studio interface

2. Click “Connect Wallet” in the top right corner

3. Choose your wallet provider

4. Approve connection (GearUp only views your public address)

Your wallet is used for saving your templates, testing contracts, and deploying to the blockchain.

📦 Choose or Create a Template

You can either:

• Use a prebuilt template from the Studio Library (like “Taxable Token” or “Time-Locked Vault”), or

• Start from scratch using blocks in the contract builder

Templates come with preset logic and customizable inputs.

🧱 Build Your Contract

Drag and drop blocks from the sidebar into the workspace. Block types include:

• Logic blocks (e.g. Mint, Transfer, Taxation)

• Triggers (e.g. Time, Wallet, Market Cap)

• Actions (e.g. Add Liquidity, Call Function)

• Conditions (e.g. If/Then, Require)

Click any block to open its parameters and description.

🧪 Test Before You Deploy

Once your contract is assembled:

1. Click “Test”

2. Choose a testnet (Linea Sepolia recommended)

3. Simulate function calls with sample wallets and token flows

4. View execution logs, gas usage, and potential warnings

🚀 Deploy Your Contract

When you're ready:

1. Click “Deploy”

2. Confirm details and approve via your wallet

3. Contract will be published to your selected chain

Post-deployment, you can interact with your contract via the Studio dashboard.

🧠 Need Help?

Scrappy AI is available in the bottom-right of the Studio — just click and ask:

• “What does this block do?”

• “Why won’t my contract compile?”

• “What logic should I add for DCA?”

📚 What’s Next?

Once you’ve built your first contract, explore:

With GearUp Studio, anyone can create and control their own DeFi logic — safely, visually, and without code.

Welcome to smart contracts, simplified. ✨

GearFlow – Technical Framework

A secure transaction layer between users and dApps, powered by Mediator Contracts.

GearFlow is the fourth core component of the GearUp ecosystem. It is a mobile app and browser plugin designed to enable secure interaction between users and external dApps through self-deployed mediator contracts. Unlike traditional wallets, GearFlow prevents users from exposing their main wallet to risky third-party contracts.

With GearFlow, every dApp interaction is proxied through contracts built in GearUp Studio or Factory, giving users complete control, transparency, and isolation.

Earn-Per-License Model – GearUp Factory Marketplace

Sell one-time or tiered access to your smart contract templates.

The Earn-Per-License model gives template developers on GearUp Factory the ability to monetize their work by offering limited or unlimited access licenses to their templates. This model is best suited for advanced or premium templates where users require flexible, long-term access to reuse the logic multiple times.

No-Code Smart Contract Platform for Individuals

GearUp Studio is a visual, block-based smart contract builder designed for individuals and light developers. It enables you to build, test, and deploy secure DeFi logic without writing code.

Use prebuilt templates, drag-and-drop functions, and our AI assistant to launch custom contracts across EVM-compatible chains—safely and simply.

🚀 What You Can Do

GearUp Studio – Technical Framework

A no-code visual environment for individuals to build, test, and deploy modular smart contracts.

GearUp Studio is built for individuals looking to participate in DeFi without needing to write code. It offers a complete visual development environment powered by a modular smart contract compiler and deployer engine. Through intuitive block-based tools, users can create powerful smart contracts, test them securely, and deploy with confidence—all without touching a line of Solidity.

🧱 Core Architecture

The GearUp Studio engine is powered by a runtime compiler and deployment orchestrator that translates user-defined logic blocks into fully functional EVM-compatible smart contracts. Users interact with an intuitive frontend interface that maps to secure, modular backend templates.

Each block in GearUp Studio corresponds to a Solidity contract fragment or function. These logic blocks are connected visually on the frontend, and compiled on the backend using a dependency-aware template compiler.

🔄 From Visual Block to Deployed Contract

Each visual block selected in the UI corresponds to one or more Solidity modules, injected dynamically at compile-time. Below is a real-time block mapping example for deploying a custom token with optional anti-bot logic:

This Solidity contract is auto-generated by GearUp Studio when a user visually assembles a custom token with block settings like supply, tax values, and bot protection logic.

And another example for provisioning liquidity on a DEX:

This contract is generated when blocks such as LiquidityProvisionBlock, TimeIntervalTrigger, and AmountConfigBlock are combined.

⚙️ Compilation Flow

• Code is validated and previewable pre-deployment

• Errors are returned in the UI with contextual highlights

• Each compiled artifact is versioned and linked to template lineage

🧪 Testing Contracts

Before deploying to mainnet, users can run their contracts in a sandbox test environment:

Simulated testing includes error catching, event log tracking, and transaction gas profiling to ensure safe deployments.

🚀 Deployment Pipeline

Once tested, users can deploy their contracts using GearUp's automated deployment system:

🧩 Visual Contract Flow – Individual Use Case

Advanced implementations (coming soon):

• Real-time DEX + chain data ingestion via oracles

• Conditional execution from transaction volume, volatility

• AI-suggested optimizations based on deployed contract behavior

• Custom scripts exported for integration into DAOs or bots

📁 Template Access and Usage

GearUp Studio allows users to build contracts using community and premium templates:

All templates are version-controlled and maintained through GearUp’s secure registry system.

Each template block includes metadata such as:

• Version history

• Compatibility matrix

• Audit status (manual or AI-reviewed)

• Deployment count analytics

🔍 Deployment Metadata Logging

Every deployed contract is logged with:

• Template version ID

• Block configuration hash

• Deployer wallet address

• Deployment time and checksum

These logs support transparency, reproducibility, and analytics tracking, and are accessible via the user's dashboard.

GearUp Studio is purpose-built for individuals to bring their DeFi ideas to life—without needing to write a single line of code. Build, test, and launch with visual logic and verified smart contract infrastructure. Secure, modular, and truly user-first.

An AI-powered co-pilot for building, testing, and optimizing smart contracts inside GearUp.

Scrappy is the intelligent assistant embedded across GearUp Studio and GearUp Factory. It’s not just a chatbot — it’s a dynamic AI system that understands contract composition, EVM logic, template schema, and developer workflows. Scrappy enhances both non-technical user experience and developer productivity through contextual awareness, secure interaction, and smart code guidance.

🤖 What is Scrappy?

Scrappy is a real-time, context-aware assistant designed to:

• Explain smart contract logic in simple terms

• Suggest block combinations and fixes

• Help with testing and error resolution

• Convert natural language to Solidity code

Scrappy functions differently in GearUp Studio (for individuals) and GearUp Factory (for developers), adapting based on environment and user intent.

🧠 Core Intelligence Stack

Scrappy is built on a hybrid AI architecture combining several industry-grade models:

Scrappy processes user input using semantic parsing and passes it through contextual decision logic to determine whether the task involves text, logic, Solidity code, templates, deployment, or testing.

🧱 Studio Mode: For Individuals

In GearUp Studio, Scrappy serves as a no-code enabler:

Prompt examples:

• "What does LiquidityProvisionBlock do?"

• "Make me a basic token with 10% tax"

• "Will this contract run every 24 hours automatically?"

💻 Factory Mode: For Developers

In GearUp Factory, Scrappy operates in a more technical role:

Prompt examples:

• "Add a time-lock function to this ERC20"

• "Why is this onlyOwner function unsafe?"

• "Write a constructor with tax and treasury inputs"

⚙️ Context-Aware Engine

Scrappy understands where you're working and adapts accordingly:

It doesn't just answer — it thinks within your workspace.

🔐 Safety & Security

• Scrappy cannot deploy contracts — it only suggests or simulates

• No wallet data or private keys are processed or stored

• Security-level prompts are reviewed through rule-based scanning before displaying outputs

• Uses LLM “content filtering” for safe generation in shared environments

Scrappy is also integrated with internal AI review pipelines, allowing contracts generated or influenced by Scrappy to be flagged for manual audit before being published or deployed.

🧪 Live Preview & Simulation Support

Scrappy integrates with the Hardhat local environment to simulate:

• Token transfers

• Contract execution flows

• Gas costs under different conditions

• Reverts and function edge cases

Simulations return readable summaries like:

🗺️ Future Capabilities

🚧 Coming soon to Scrappy:

• Real-time audit scoring and AI-powered risk scorecard

• Full-code template generation from one-line prompts

• Collaborative prompts (multiple users working on same logic)

• Voice-based commands for Studio interactions

Scrappy is built to support the entire smart contract lifecycle — from beginner questions to advanced Solidity optimization.

Whether you're building with blocks or writing line by line, Scrappy is the smartest teammate in Web3.

Scrappy. Built on AI. Trained for DeFi. Made for builders.

GearUp Extended Vision

Building beyond tools — shaping the gateway to Web3 creation.

1. Philosophy-Driven Infrastructure

At GearUp, we are committed to more than just delivering infrastructure — we are designing the future of decentralized interaction. From the beginning, our core philosophy has been to enable a new wave of users and businesses to enter Web3 with full confidence, clarity, and control. Our mission is rooted in making smart contracts simple, scalable, and secure for everyone.

• We treat security and transparency as defaults, not features.

• Our modular architecture ensures isolation and resilience.

• Every tool we build must reduce friction and increase autonomy.

2. Empowering Builders of All Levels

We envision a world where both individuals and institutions can launch, test, and manage their Web3 logic without relying on centralized platforms or needing to learn complex code. Through tools like GearUp Studio, GearUp Factory, GearFlow, and Scrappy AI, we’re building a self-contained ecosystem that empowers creativity, automation, and monetization.

• Studio enables visual contract creation with no-code blocks.

• Factory supports open and closed-source smart contract development.

• Scrappy AI bridges AI assistance with safe and verifiable contract logic.

3. The Future Entry Point to Web3

Our extended vision is to evolve GearUp into the default starting point for anyone entering Web3. Whether it's a solo developer building utility contracts, a DAO deploying multi-sig automation, or a traditional business launching Web3 integrations — GearUp will provide the visual, programmable, and secure tools required to scale.

• Templates enable repeatable success patterns.

• Simulators and testnets empower experimentation.

• One-click deploys remove barriers for Web3 adoption.

4. Bridging Innovation and Simplicity

As the decentralized space matures, our role is to bridge usability with depth, security with autonomy, and simplicity with power. We are building not only for early adopters but for the wave of creators, operators, and businesses who will define the next decade of blockchain.

• Minimal interfaces, maximal capability.

• Blocks that abstract gas and code into outcomes.

• A pathway for business logic without compromise.

5. Mission-First, Product-Second

Everything we build at GearUp stems from a long-term roadmap — not trends. We are deliberate about the features we launch, the partners we integrate, and the frameworks we propose. Our goal is to shape the tools that empower people to build trustless logic without needing to outsource trust.

• No hypes or forks — only real problems being solved.

• A product philosophy that values permanence over promotion.

6. Expanding the Ecosystem

As GearUp grows, so will our reach. We aim to become the default platform for smart contract onboarding — from micro-utilities and on-chain tools to full-scale protocol infrastructure. The journey is just beginning.

• SCaaS (Smart Contract as a Service) is a core long-term product pillar.

• Interoperable logic layers will connect GearUp with a growing list of DeFi, NFT, and enterprise stacks.

7. Human-Centered Design

Our user interfaces, templates, and workflows are crafted with the end-user in mind. We believe that no-code does not mean no power — and that visual logic should offer as much depth and reliability as hand-written code.

• Every user interaction is tested for clarity, not just functionality.

• The UI is modular and theme-adaptive for teams and creators alike.

8. Data-Aware Development

As we scale, data insights will help shape our roadmap. Usage metrics, behavioral analysis, and developer feedback loops will inform how templates evolve, how integrations are prioritized, and how the entire ecosystem responds to real-world use cases.

• Feature prioritization will always be user-informed.

• Template success rates, deployment feedback, and security flags will improve internal QA.

9. Building with Community

The GearUp vision is not confined to an internal team. We are co-building with developers, contributors, designers, educators, and early adopters who actively shape what comes next.

• Community involvement includes template authorship, bug bounties, feedback rounds, and early access pilots.

• Partnerships with DAO contributors and on-chain protocols are part of our roadmap.

10. Infrastructure Agnostic

We do not limit ourselves to a single chain or standard. GearUp is being developed to support a multichain, modular future — with the flexibility to adapt to emerging standards and plug directly into real-world applications.

• Initial chains include Ethereum, Linea, Arbitrum, and Base.

• GearUp will support multi-router imports, DEX compatibility, and ABI reflection.

11. Responsible AI Integration

Our approach to AI — particularly Scrappy — is governed by transparency, oversight, and ethical guidelines. AI is meant to assist, not replace; to guide, not control.

• All AI logic suggestions are schema-based and non-destructive.

• Scrappy cannot write logic, but can explain, optimize, and simulate paths.

12. Positioning for the Future of Work

We see GearUp becoming a backbone tool for freelancers, operators, and automation-focused teams in the digital economy. Smart contracts will serve not just financial operations, but employment logic, task assignment, payment release, and beyond.

• Micro-contracts will enable on-chain services and tasks.

• DAO-based HR, payroll, and budgeting layers will use Factory templates.

🔭 Forward Focus

• Expand smart contract use cases beyond DeFi to gaming, e-commerce, and SCaaS (Smart Contract as a Service).

• Integrate one-click business onboarding flows and modular token frameworks.

• Introduce deeper collaboration between developers and AI inside Factory.

• Develop advanced simulation and governance layers within deployed contracts.

Terms and Conditions – GearUp Factory Marketplace

These terms govern the listing, licensing, and usage of smart contract templates on the GearUp Factory Marketplace.

By using GearUp Factory and participating in the template marketplace, you agree to comply with the following terms and conditions:

1. Ownership and Intellectual Property

All templates created by users remain their intellectual property unless explicitly waived.

2. License to Showcase

By publishing a template, developers grant GearUp the right to list, showcase, and display template metadata on-platform and in associated marketplaces.

3. Template Schema Compliance

All templates must adhere to GearUp schema and format requirements to ensure compatibility with Studio and Factory environments.

4. Closed-Source Support

GearUp supports closed-source logic; however, developers must provide metadata and deployment behavior for minimal visibility.

5. Prohibited Content

Malicious, dangerous, plagiarized, or unauthorized logic will result in delisting and possible blacklisting.

6. Template Moderation

GearUp reserves the right to approve, suspend, or remove any listing without prior notice in order to maintain platform integrity.

7. Marketplace Fees

GearUp may apply a protocol or service fee on each template deployment or license sale. Fee details will be transparent at the point of listing.

8. Payouts to Developers

Revenue from deploys or license sales is routed directly to the wallet address provided by the template creator, minus any applicable fees.

9. Template Source Access

Purchasers of a license will only receive source visibility if explicitly allowed by the license type (e.g., view-only, open-source, etc.).

10. Template Reuse Policy

Licenses are non-transferable and tied to the purchaser's wallet unless a specific transferable license type is selected.

11. Sublicensing & Resale

Repackaging, sublicensing, or reselling GearUp templates or modified versions thereof is prohibited unless authorized in writing.

12. Testing and Verification

All developers are responsible for simulating and testing their contract logic prior to public listing or deployment.

13. Platform Liability

GearUp is not liable for any smart contract failures, logic bugs, gas costs, financial losses, or third-party misuse related to deployed contracts.

14. Security Best Practices

GearUp recommends developers follow Solidity and EVM best practices and conduct peer or external audits where possible.

15. Privacy of Contract Logic

GearUp will never share private template code unless made public or shared by the author. Scrappy AI explanations are schema-based, not code-based.

16. Access Revocation

GearUp reserves the right to revoke access to a template if it is discovered to breach the terms of this agreement.

17. Template Updates

Template authors can update their templates; however, changes affecting pricing or license rules must be re-reviewed.

18. Refunds and Chargebacks

All sales are final. Refunds will only be issued in the case of fraudulent deployment or proven technical malfunction during purchase.

19. Modification of Terms

GearUp reserves the right to update these terms at any time. Continued use of the platform constitutes acceptance of the modified terms.

20. Developer Identity

All developers must provide a verifiable wallet address. Pseudonymous submissions are permitted but must comply with all rules.

21. Multi-Chain Compatibility

Templates must specify supported networks and include fallback behavior for unsupported environments.

22. Source Mapping Disclosure

Any template that relies on off-chain logic or integrations must clearly disclose those dependencies in its metadata.

23. Forked Code Policy

Templates that are forks or derivatives must credit the original source and must comply with the original license.

24. Deployment Cost Transparency

Estimated deployment costs must be calculated and previewed for users prior to contract deployment.

25. Marketplace Exclusivity

Developers may list templates on multiple platforms unless specifically restricted by an exclusivity agreement.

26. Dynamic Pricing Tools

Templates may use dynamic pricing (based on token holdings, oracles, or external triggers) if clearly disclosed.

27. Template Obfuscation

Closed-source templates must not use code obfuscation techniques that hinder functional review by GearUp moderators.

28. Template Expiry

GearUp reserves the right to archive or expire templates that have not been updated or deployed within a defined timeframe.

29. User Wallet Reputation

Access to certain premium templates may be restricted based on wallet reputation, previous misuse, or flagged activity.

30. Third-Party Library Usage

Developers must disclose and verify any third-party libraries used within their smart contract logic.

31. Public Template Ratings

Users can rate and review templates post-deployment. GearUp reserves the right to moderate false or abusive reviews.

32. Revenue Sharing

Templates with shared ownership or team contributors must define a revenue split configuration at listing.

33. Audit Disclaimers

Templates marked as "Audited" must include the auditor name, link to report, and date of audit.

34. Interface Access Restriction

Templates may include access gating mechanisms, but must not simulate phishing or redirect to external contracts deceptively.

35. Revocation Logic

Templates must include optional revocation or pause logic where applicable for safety.

36. Legal Jurisdiction

All listings are bound by the legal jurisdiction of the developer's region unless otherwise specified in an external contract (Limited only incase of legal disputes).

37. Community Moderation

Verified community moderators may flag or report template abuse, subject to GearUp internal review.

38. Marketplace Evolution

Features, fee structures, and listing privileges are subject to change as the platform scales.

39. Support and Inquiries

Support requests related to template issues must be directed to the developer unless the issue relates to GearUp’s infrastructure.

By listing, deploying, or purchasing a template on GearUp Factory, you confirm that you understand and accept these conditions.

GearUp FAQ

Commonly asked questions about GearUp, answered clearly and concisely.

1. What is GearUp?

GearUp is a modular no-code and developer-focused smart contract platform designed to make building, testing, and deploying smart contracts accessible to everyone — from individuals to institutions.

2. What can I build with GearUp?

You can create a wide variety of smart contracts: multi-sig wallets, utility tokens, trading bots, automated treasury systems, staking platforms, governance contracts, and more — all without coding.

3. Do I need to know how to code to use GearUp?

No. GearUp Studio is designed for non-coders. It provides a visual block-based contract editor. If you're a developer, GearUp Factory offers advanced tools and coding environments.

4. What is Scrappy AI?

Scrappy AI is GearUp's GPT-based assistant that helps you build, debug, and optimize smart contracts. It integrates directly into both Studio and Factory environments.

5. What is $gUP and what is it used for?

$gUP is GearUp’s native token. It powers access to premium features, AI APIs, contract template usage, and enables monetization inside the GearUp ecosystem.

6. Where is GearUp launching?

GearUp will initially launch on Ethereum Mainnet. The $gUP token will be available on Uniswap V2. Multichain expansion is part of the technical roadmap.

7. Is there a token tax?

Yes. GearUp implements a 5% buy and 5% sell tax. These funds are allocated for development, operations, marketing, buybacks, and team expenses.

8. Will liquidity be locked?

Yes. 95% of the total supply will be added to initial liquidity and locked for 5 years. Any future LP additions will be locked as announced.

9. Can developers earn from GearUp?

Yes. Developers can monetize their custom templates through our marketplace using either a pay-per-deploy or license-based revenue model.

10. Is GearUp open source?

GearUp will maintain a hybrid model — core visual tools and Studio will be open-source over time, while Factory templates can be private or protected via licensing.

11. What is GearFlow?

GearFlow is a secure browser plugin and mobile app that lets users interact with dApps using smart contract intermediaries — not their wallets — for added safety and programmable access.

12. Can I test contracts before deploying?

Yes. GearUp provides a full testnet simulation environment in Studio and Factory, allowing users to safely simulate all contract behavior before deploying.

13. What are contract templates?

Templates are pre-built, reusable contract structures (e.g. token contracts, staking pools) that can be customized and deployed instantly by users without needing to write code.

14. How do template creators get paid?

Creators earn when users deploy or license their templates. GearUp supports both "pay-per-deploy" and "earn-per-license" monetization models.

15. How are KOL tokens handled?

If tokens are provided to KOLs, they are vested in four parts and include strict anti-dump conditions (e.g., no selling more than 0.1% of market cap daily).

16. What chains does GearUp support?

GearUp will first support Ethereum, Linea, Arbitrum, and Base. Additional networks may be added depending on demand and ecosystem relevance.

17. Can I import external contracts?

Yes. GearUp allows importing verified routers and protocols from across the EVM ecosystem (e.g. Uniswap, Aerodrome) and using them in visual blocks.

18. What is SCaaS?

SCaaS stands for Smart Contracts as a Service — GearUp’s enterprise toolkit for helping businesses deploy automated logic flows using our infrastructure.

19. How do I get support?

You can join our official or reach us via our website for real-time support and product updates.

20. When will the mobile app and plugin launch?

GearFlow mobile app and plugin are in development and will be released after core product stability. Launch timelines will be shared via our roadmap and social media channels.

21. How is GearUp different from other no-code tools?

Unlike basic form-based tools, GearUp provides granular control through modular logic blocks, deep template customization, and real-time simulation with blockchain-level precision.

22. Can I fork or remix an existing template?

Yes. If a template is open-source or permitted under licensing, you can duplicate, modify, and relaunch it directly from Studio or Factory.

23. How do I access Scrappy AI?

Scrappy AI will be available inside GearUp Studio and Factory dashboards. Certain advanced functions will require holding $gUP tokens.

24. What is the Earn-Per-Deploy model?

This model pays template creators every time their template is deployed by a user, creating scalable and recurring revenue opportunities.

25. What is the Earn-Per-License model?

In this model, users purchase a license to access and deploy a template. The creator earns from the license fee, and the buyer can use it without limits.

26. Is GearUp safe to use?

Yes. Contracts are tested on testnets and backed by community/audit review cycles. GearFlow adds another safety layer by abstracting wallet risks.

27. Are there limits to contract deployment?

There are no hard limits, but template usage may require holding a small amount of $gUP. Enterprise deployments may include tiered limits in the future.

28. Will I need to pay gas fees?

Yes. As with any smart contract interaction on-chain, users must pay gas fees in ETH (or respective chain currency). GearUp does not abstract or cover gas.

29. Can I contribute to the platform?

Yes. Developers, designers, and community members can contribute to templates, suggest features, or join GearUp’s ambassador and bounty programs.

GearFlow mobile app and plugin are in development and will be released after core product stability. Launch timelines will be shared via our roadmap and social media channels.

Deploy and Use – GearUp Studio

Once you've built and tested your contract, it's time to deploy it to the blockchain and start using it.

GearUp Studio makes deploying smart contracts as simple as a few clicks. Whether you're launching a token, managing treasury logic, or automating DeFi flows, this page walks you through the final step of turning your contract into a live, usable deployment.

🚀 Deploy Your Contract

After you're satisfied with your contract logic and testing:

1. Click “Deploy” in the Studio canvas

2. Choose your target chain (Mainnet or supported testnet)

3. Review the final summary:

   • Contract Name

Once confirmed, your contract will be deployed and assigned a permanent on-chain address.

🌐 Supported Chains

GearUp currently supports:

• Ethereum Mainnet

• Arbitrum One

• Base

• Linea

More EVM-compatible chains will be added over time via user demand and DAO votes.

📋 Post-Deployment Dashboard

After deployment, you’ll get access to a live dashboard with:

• Contract Address + Block Explorer Link

• Writable and Readable functions (one-click UI interaction)

• Activity Logs (Deploy, Execute, Withdraw, Triggered Events)

• Gas cost history

You don’t need to write a frontend — we provide an instant interface to use your contract.

🧠 Use Scrappy AI Post-Deploy

Scrappy is still active after deployment to:

• Help you understand real-time usage stats

• Suggest new logic flows to update in v2

• Alert you to unusual patterns in execution

💼 Use Cases After Deployment

Here are common contract types and how users interact with them:

You can even combine contracts (e.g. vault + DCA + tax + LP).

🔄 Versioning + Re-deploys

Want to make changes after deployment?

• Clone the contract from your dashboard

• Adjust logic and parameters

• Redeploy as v2, v3, etc.

• All versions stay linked under your Studio profile

You’ll never lose track of deployments or upgrades.

🧩 Integrate with Other Apps

Once deployed, your contract is compatible with:

• GearFlow plugin (safe dApp interaction)

• WalletConnect-ready UIs

• Block explorers and analytics tools

• External dApps (by adding router access to your logic)

GearUp Studio gives you the tools to go from idea to live contract — then lets you monitor, manage, and grow your deployment over time.

Integrate GearUp's AI Co-Pilot into your own platform, gated by $gUP token holdings.

In later stages of the GearUp ecosystem, Scrappy AI will be made available as a token-gated API service for other developers, platforms, and DeFi projects to integrate.

This opens the door for:

• Projects building no-code DeFi or DAO tooling

• Wallets looking to embed secure smart contract assistance

• Explorers, dashboards, and devtools requiring on-chain explainability

• AI platforms extending Scrappy’s capabilities via plugins

🚀 Use Cases for Scrappy API

• Smart contract auditing interfaces

• AI onboarding assistants in DeFi dashboards

• Custom template builders in 3rd party UIs

• Integration into governance platforms or DAO automation flows

Scrappy AI will provide:

• Access to smart contract explanation, validation, and generation endpoints

• Support for Solidity, schema metadata, and GearUp-compatible modules

• Chain context and user-role aware response generation

• Embedded usage limits enforced by rate throttling + token balance

🔐 Token-Gated Access Tiers

Access to the Scrappy API will be unlocked by holding $gUP tokens in the connected wallet. No subscriptions, no API keys — just hold and connect.

All tiers will have access to the full range of Scrappy endpoints with rate-based throttling and on-chain verification.

API requests are processed through a GearFlow verification gateway that checks wallet holdings via Merkle Proof before responding.

📦 Endpoint Access (Sample)

⏳ Rele

Scrappy AI – API Access

Bring Scrappy’s capabilities into your own platforms with token-gated API access.

Scrappy AI, GearUp’s powerful AI smart contract assistant, will be made available as an external API in later phases of the project. This allows third-party platforms, dApps, wallets, and tools to embed Scrappy’s logic, explainability, and generation abilities within their own interfaces — directly powered by GearUp infrastructure.

🔌 What the API Enables

Scrappy’s API allows external builders to:

• Embed contract explanation and logic preview into their apps

• Use Scrappy for real-time debugging, code suggestion, and optimization

• Access Studio-style schema generation for custom editors

• Route user prompts and code to Scrappy for intelligent suggestions

Example integrations include:

• Wallets explaining contract functions before signing

• DeFi dashboards previewing risks in real time

• IDE extensions to lint and validate Solidity in-line

• No-code builders powered by GearUp logic + Scrappy’s AI core

🔐 Token-Gated Access

Scrappy’s API is exclusively available through holding $gUP tokens. Access is granted by verifying wallet balance and holding tier.

Verification is handled via WalletConnect or GearFlow signatures.

API keys are dynamic and generated per session with on-chain proof attached.

📦 Sample Endpoint

Response:

Additional endpoints include:

• /generate-schema

• /simulate-execution

• /lint-solidity

🧪 Dev Resources

• SDKs for Node.js, Python, and Rust

• GraphQL interface for advanced developers

• Prebuilt Scrappy UI widget (embed in any dApp)

• OpenAPI spec for autogen documentation

🗓️ Release Phases

Whitelisted partners will gain early access with fixed call limits.

🧠 Use Scrappy, Build Anywhere

Scrappy isn’t limited to GearUp — with API access, any project can tap into the same logic engine that powers the most advanced no-code builder in DeFi.

Let your users build, debug, and understand contracts — without leaving your app.

Base Timeline

Scrappy API will be launched as part of the GearUp AI Access Suite, post-Studio and Factory mainnet deployment.

Planned Roadmap:

• ✅ Internal API simulation (v1 via CLI)

• 🚧 External dev beta

• 🚀 Mainnet token-gated API

🧩 Integration Kit

• Lightweight SDK (Node.js + Rust coming soon)

• CLI + Postman playgrounds

• React UI widget for dApps and builders

Scrappy AI isn’t just for GearUp. It’s for the whole chain-aware, user-owned DeFi world.

Power your platform with the same AI that drives the most advanced modular contract builder on the blockchain.

Stay tuned for launch updates, developer whitelisting, and token-gated testnet trials.

GearFlow Plugin and App – Coming Soon

A vision for secure, user-controlled interaction with decentralized applications.

GearFlow is one of the most ambitious components of the GearUp ecosystem — a browser plugin and mobile app built to protect users from the rising risks of direct wallet-to-dApp interactions. It serves as a secure layer between users and smart contracts, enabling execution through custom-built mediator contracts deployed from GearUp Studio or Factory.

This page outlines our roadmap, deep technical intention, and how GearFlow will redefine safe access to DeFi for individuals and institutions.

🚧 What Is GearFlow?

GearFlow is:

• A browser plugin for Chrome, Brave, and Firefox

• A mobile application available on iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play)

• A contract mediation system that acts as a programmable execution layer

• A safe interaction tool designed to eliminate blind wallet connections

Instead of connecting your wallet directly to dApps, users will connect through GearFlow, which routes all actions through deployed Mediator Contracts created in GearUp Studio or Factory.

🎯 Core Vision

We envision GearFlow becoming a go-to gateway for safe, user-friendly DeFi interaction — especially for non-technical users, creators, and retail participants.

🔍 Key Innovations

• Mediated Wallet Interaction – Create a deployed contract that serves as your dApp identity layer.

• Function-level Permissions – Limit access to specific function calls or values before signing.

• Session-based Approvals – Temporarily authorize access via contracts, not browser sessions.

• On-chain Revoke – End access with one transaction; no browser extension needed.

🧩 Plugin Features (Browser)

📱 Mobile App Features

🔐 GearFlow and Mediator Contracts

Mediator contracts are created using GearUp Studio. Each interaction goes through your contract, not your wallet:

Mediator logic examples:

• Limit token approvals to 50 USDC

• Only allow swaps below $500 value

• Block interactions after X time

• Log all calls for audit

Mediator contracts are created using GearUp Studio. Each interaction goes through your contract, not your wallet:

Mediator logic examples:

• Limit token approvals to 50 USDC

• Only allow swaps below $500 value

• Block interactions after X time

• Log all calls for audit

🛠️ Deployment Timeline

🧭 Long-Term Goals

• Be the default secure access tool for GearUp Studio + Factory contracts

• Integrate with popular dApps, aggregators, and dashboards

• Offer institutional controls for DeFi teams and DAOs

• Become a full replacement to legacy wallets for contract-based execution

GearFlow isn’t just an add-on — it’s the future interface between users and Web3 infrastructure.

Whitepaper integration & Yellow paper publishing is planned for post-beta stages with a full contract SDK and UX toolkit.

An advanced, modular contract authoring and distribution hub for Solidity developers.

GearUp Factory is the on-chain logic layer for the GearUp ecosystem, purpose-built for smart contract developers looking to publish secure, modular, and reusable contract templates. It empowers Solidity-native workflows while unlocking monetization, composability, and analytics through a fully integrated dev-to-deploy pipeline.

From in-browser IDEs and testnet simulation to schema publishing and license enforcement, Factory allows developers to build once—and scale infinitely through the GearUp ecosystem.