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BLOCKCHAIN AUTOMATION

Blockchain workflow automation

Build blockchain automations with Blokboard. Explore Solana actions and protocols, Ethereum data reads, and workflows that connect them to APIs and alerts.

Explore supported chains

Blokboard is a visual workflow automation tool for blockchain. Connect on-chain data and actions to conditions, APIs, notifications, and files. Build on the canvas or use an AI assistant through MCP, then inspect the workflow before running it.

Which blockchains does Blokboard support?#

Solana has data reads, live subscriptions, token transfers, trading, and liquidity operations. Its protocol integrations include Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium, and Jupiter.

Ethereum currently has ETH balance and block-number reads. Combine those reads with conditions, calculations, and notifications. Ethereum trading and transfers are not currently provided by the node catalog.

Chain support is specific to each integration. Blokboard is being built for additional chains; these integration pages describe what you can use today.

How does a blockchain workflow work?#

A trigger starts the workflow. Nodes read data or perform actions, and connections pass results to the next step. For example, read a SOL balance, check a threshold, and send a Telegram notification. Event sources can start work when new on-chain activity arrives.

Use workflow examples to inspect a complete graph and import an inactive copy. For setup from scratch, follow your first workflow.

Where do workflows run?#

Choose the browser, Desktop, or Extension runtime. Browser workflows need an open tab; Desktop can continue while the computer is awake, and Extension needs the browser running. Read runtime requirements before setting up scheduled or event-driven work.

Wallet keys and saved connection credentials live in an encrypted local vault. Workflows reference saved wallets instead of embedding private keys. Read wallet and connection setup before adding a transaction.

Build your workflow

Start with an example or connect your first blocks.

Follow the quickstart