Netnotes
Netnotes is a cross-platform cryptocurrency management suite and reactive application framework. It simplifies how you manage wallets, explore blockchain data, track market prices, and interact with decentralized and centralized financial systems like Ergo and KuCoin.
Latest Updates
- Major refactoring in progress for P2P networking and distributed apps.
- Communication paths migrating to async for scalability and modularity.
- Security audits and UI updates to enforce best practices.
- Experimental atomic exchange contracts for decentralized trading.
- Finalizing integration of working ErgoDex smart contracts for decentralized swaps.
Explore Draft Atomic Exchange Contracts
What is Netnotes?
Netnotes is built around a messaging-driven architecture. Every blockchain operation, API request, or transaction is processed as a message you can review and approve before it executes—offering total transparency and control. Its modular, reactive design enables seamless integration of apps, crypto services, and APIs through a unified messaging layer.
Messaging-Driven Architecture
Every action—wallet ops, blockchain queries, signing, and API calls—flows through a transparent, inspectable messaging system.
Encrypted Local Database
All sensitive data—wallets, transactions, contacts—are stored locally and encrypted. No cloud, no external storage.
Built-In Apps & API Integration
Spectrum Finance and KuCoin APIs, with planned Rosen Bridge and Ergo Mixer integrations.
Direct Message Review
Inspect and approve every blockchain interaction before it’s executed, ensuring full security and transparency.
Cross-Platform Support
Native Linux and Windows support with an integrated launcher for updates and version management.
Automation Agents
Build automation agents that manage assets, interact with DeFi, and use on-chain reputation data to filter risky contracts.
Netnotes and Celaut: How Do They Compare?
| Feature | Netnotes | Celaut |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Focus | Personal financial management and automation | Decentralized service execution and marketplaces |
| Execution | Runs locally on personal devices | Services run on distributed independent nodes |
| Ideal For | Portfolio tracking, DeFi tools, automation agents | AI agents, trading bots, decentralized marketplaces |
| Reputation System | None (user-controlled actions only) | On-chain for services and nodes |
| Payments | User-initiated through wallets | Automated via Ergo smart contracts |
| Automation Agents | Allows users to build personal financial bots and strategies | Runs distributed services that users can purchase or rent |
| Scale | Individual user-level automation | Global service marketplace |
Can Netnotes and Celaut Be Used Together?
Yes, they complement each other perfectly.
- Netnotes gives individuals full control over their personal financial strategies and automation agents.
- Celaut provides access to powerful decentralized services that can be called directly from Netnotes agents.
For example:
- A Netnotes automation agent can monitor portfolio conditions locally.
- When specific market conditions are met, the agent can trigger advanced trading strategies hosted on Celaut’s decentralized network.
- This combines local asset control with access to scalable, high-performance services that would be too resource-intensive to run on a personal device.
If you are looking for personal financial management tools, visit Netnotes.
If you want to build or use decentralized services and marketplaces for AI agents, automation, and trading strategies, Celaut provides the infrastructure to make that possible.
Example Use Cases
- Custom portfolio management using Ergo and KuCoin data
- Automation agents for DeFi positions based on market events
- P2P decentralized exchange platform using atomic swap contracts
- Bots that interact with smart contracts and evaluate reputation scores
Developer Integration
- Messaging System: All actions are structured, inspectable messages.
- Wallet Management: Secure Ergo wallets with advanced signing workflows.
- API Gateways: Integrate external APIs, reputation systems, and cross-chain tools.
- Automation Agents: Create bots and scripts for financial strategies.
- P2P Support (Upcoming): Build decentralized services across distributed networks.