Blockchain automation · AI

Crypto workflows, block by block.

Build blockchain workflows visually or with an AI assistant. Connect on-chain data, swaps, APIs and alerts on one canvas.

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Start in your browser.
No account required.

The blocks

Choose what happens next.

Watch a wallet, check a condition, then send an alert or place a swap. Connect each step and set its parameters.

Solana

Read balances and transactions, stream activity, and transfer tokens. Trade with Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Raydium and Jupiter, or manage Raydium liquidity.

Ethereum

Read ETH balances and the latest block number. Use the results in conditions, calculations and notifications.

Logic and data

Branch, loop, wait and save values between runs. Process CSV data or add a JavaScript block for custom logic.

APIs and alerts

Call HTTP APIs, listen for Telegram messages and send notifications. Desktop also supports local files and SMTP email.

AI + MCP

Build with AI.

Connect an AI assistant through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It can find blocks, create workflows and edit the ones synced to your account.

01

Connect your assistant

Sign in with a verified Blokboard account. Connect an MCP-compatible assistant and choose the access you grant it.

02

Ask for a workflow

“Check my ETH balance and send a Telegram alert if it drops below 0.5.” Review the blocks and parameters in the editor as changes sync.

03

Run through your app

To let your assistant run workflows, enable AI requests in an open Blokboard tab. Runs use your selected runtime and existing wallet permissions.

Wallet and connections

Your keys stay local.

One wallet, multiple chains

Manage Solana and Ethereum accounts in an encrypted local vault, unlocked with your password. Workflows reference saved wallet connections, so you don’t need to paste private keys into blocks.

Choose your RPC

Use Blokboard Cloud RPC with an account, connect your own endpoint, or use public RPC through a connected runtime. Configure the connection for each chain.

Before you start

A few practical answers.

Do I need an account?
No. You can create and run workflows locally without signing in, using your own RPC endpoint or a connected runtime. An account adds workflow sync and Cloud RPC. MCP access requires a verified account.
Is Ethereum support the same as Solana?
Not yet. Ethereum blocks currently read ETH balances and block numbers. Trading, transfers, liquidity and subscriptions are available for Solana. The multichain wallet supports accounts on both chains.
Can an AI assistant access my local workflows?
MCP can access workflows synced to your account, within the permissions you grant. To edit a local-only workflow through MCP, move it into your account first. Wallet private keys are not exposed through MCP.
Do workflows run after I close the tab?
Browser runs need the tab to stay open. Desktop can keep running while your computer is awake; the extension requires the browser to stay open. MCP run requests still need a connected Blokboard tab. See Desktop and extension availability for the current install options.

Build your first workflow.

Start with a balance check. Add the next step when you need it.

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