Coordinate Before You Commit.

A clearer execution layer for Web3 builders. Mutiq turns a double click into one queued action, checks it against your rules, and shows what the chain really did with it.

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Built for the flows you already ship:

Starting on Robinhood Chain.

Profile updates
Claim buttons
Mint pages
Approve flows
Vote forms
Admin panels
Keeper scripts
Settings saves
Batch jobs
Checkout steps
Profile updates
Claim buttons
Mint pages
Approve flows
Vote forms
Admin panels
Keeper scripts
Settings saves
Batch jobs
Checkout steps

·+·The double click

A user taps Update on a slow connection. Nothing seems to happen, so they tap again. Left alone, the app sends two requests and the wallet asks twice.

Try it: two clicks, one prompt

Both clicks hash to one idempotency key
The repeat is held and counted, never sent
The wallet is asked once

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Request pipeline · update(42)Simulated

Click	Key	Wallet	State
1	none	asked	sent
2Twice	none	asked	sent

Wallet promptsTwo prompts

One action, one key

Hold it before it is sent

Client package

1const hash = actionHash({ signer, target, data, scope: "profile-42" })2const key = actionKey(namespace, hash)34const { items, isNew } = enqueue(queue, { key, ...action }, Date.now())5if (!isNew) return items   // held and counted67const { promise } = flight.run(key, () =>8  wallet.send({ to: target, data })   // asked once9)

Click it twiceLive · simulated network

0Clicks

0Wallet asked

0Held

Double-click the button. The network here is slow on purpose.

No wallet needed

Action Queue

Every request waits in one list with one state, until something actually happens to it.

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Repeat Request Detection

An idempotency key recognises the same logical action, however it arrived twice.

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Execution Policy

Allowed targets, functions and counts per window, for each namespace you run.

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Nonce Coordination

Latest against pending for your signer, with hints when a line is stuck or has a gap.

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The layer

The missing step between click and chain

Preflight: parameters, a simulated call and gas
Conflict Inspector: actions on the same thing
State Monitor: five states, read from chain
Activity Timeline: local steps and ledger events
Ledger: namespaces, rules and states on chain

Explore the product

Not a trading bot. Not a wallet. Not a new chain.

How it works

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Built for Robinhood Chain

Coordination, read live from the chain

Queue in your browser ✓
Your wallet signs ✓
Hosted API, planned

—ETH / USD, Chainlink feedreading

—Latest Robinhood Chain blockreading

—Gas pricereading

—Actions on the ledgerreading

Eight tools

Working today

Action Queue
Repeat Detection
Execution Policy
Preflight
Nonce Coordination
Conflict Inspector
State Monitor
Activity Timeline

Read through the site relay from Robinhood Chain, chain id 4663.

Where it goes wrong

From double clicks to stuck nonces

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RepeatQueue

The second click

The first click looks ignored on a slow connection, so the user clicks again. Two requests leave, and the wallet opens twice for one intention.

See how it is handled

RetryQueue

A timeout that was not

A request times out and the code retries. The first one was fine, just late.

See how it is handled ReloadQueue

Refresh, send again

A reload wipes the screen's memory of what it just sent. The button is live again.

See how it is handled

RevertPreflight

Paying to find out

Allowance gone, deadline past, role missing. The chain would refuse it, and the only way the user learns is by paying gas for the refusal.

See how it is handled

NonceMonitor

One stuck, all waiting

A low-fee transaction sits at the front of the signer's line. Everything after it waits behind it.

See how it is handled GapMonitor

A hole in the count

A script sets its own nonces and skips one. Later transactions wait for a number nobody sent.

See how it is handled

ReplaceMonitor

The hash that vanished

A wallet speeds a transaction up and the hash on the screen stops existing. Pending, forever, on a transaction that already landed under another name.

See how it is handled

RepeatQueue

The second click

The first click looks ignored on a slow connection, so the user clicks again. Two requests leave, and the wallet opens twice for one intention.

See how it is handled

RetryQueue

A timeout that was not

A request times out and the code retries. The first one was fine, just late.

See how it is handled ReloadQueue

Refresh, send again

A reload wipes the screen's memory of what it just sent. The button is live again.

See how it is handled

RevertPreflight

Paying to find out

Allowance gone, deadline past, role missing. The chain would refuse it, and the only way the user learns is by paying gas for the refusal.

See how it is handled

NonceMonitor

One stuck, all waiting

A low-fee transaction sits at the front of the signer's line. Everything after it waits behind it.

See how it is handled GapMonitor

A hole in the count

A script sets its own nonces and skips one. Later transactions wait for a number nobody sent.

See how it is handled

ReplaceMonitor

The hash that vanished

A wallet speeds a transaction up and the hash on the screen stops existing. Pending, forever, on a transaction that already landed under another name.

See how it is handled

Ready to coordinate?

Click one button twice and watch one action land in the queue. Then read exactly what it holds and what it cannot.

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Not a trading bot · Not a wallet · Not a chain · Your wallet signs every transaction