While DOER DAPP introduces new ways to express intent and manage execution, it is built to serve the broader crypto ecosystem, not just developers writing code. Its goal is to make safe, repeatable on-chain actions accessible across many types of users and tools.

Whether you interact with crypto through a wallet, a trading interface, a DAO tool, or a custom application, DOER DAPP is designed to fit into that flow rather than replace it.

For Wallet Users

For everyday wallet users, DOER DAPP improves how actions are authorized. Instead of approving similar transactions repeatedly or leaving old permissions active, users can define clear rules once and let actions occur only within those limits. This reduces both friction and risk, especially for users who interact frequently with DeFi, NFTs, or governance tools. You do not need to understand how DOER DAPP is implemented to benefit from it. If you understand what you are allowing and why, DOER DAPP works in your favor.

For Power Users

Power users often combine multiple tools, strategies, and workflows. This increases both efficiency and exposure. DOER DAPP gives power users a way to: • Reduce repetitive approvals • Limit downside when automating actions • Keep execution transparent and auditable Rather than relying on trust in external bots or scripts, power users can rely on enforceable rules that remain under their control.

For Tool Builders

For builders, DOER DAPP provides a foundation for safer automation. Instead of asking users for broad permissions, tools can integrate with DOER DAPP to: • Act only within user-defined constraints • Make execution rules explicit • Reduce the risk of over-authorization This allows developers to build powerful features without requiring users to blindly trust their software.

For DAO Participants

DAOs frequently rely on recurring actions, delegated execution, and shared operational tools. DOER DAPP supports DAO workflows by enabling: • Clear delegation boundaries • Time-limited execution authority • Transparent tracking of what was allowed and executed This helps DAOs balance efficiency with accountability.

DOER DAPP is intentionally open and composable.

The goal is not to create a new silo, but to offer primitives that others can build on safely.

Although DOER DAPP exposes technical interfaces for developers, its purpose is broader.

Even if you never write code, DOER DAPP affects how you interact with crypto by making permissions clearer, making automation safer, and making authority easier to reason about.

It is infrastructure designed to serve users first, while remaining usable by builders.

The documentation is structured to meet you where you are, without assuming a single role.