Workflows · chainflo.ws
Chainflo.ws.
A durable workflow execution engine for web2 ↔ web3 events. Survive node restarts, RPC outages, and chain reorgs without losing a single intent.
- Intent received
- RPC timeout
- Retried
- Reorg detected
- Resumed
- Settled
Deep tech studio
Building at
the edge of
finance, payments, crypto, web3, AI, agents and gaming.
zoidlabs is a small team of engineers shipping production infrastructure for ledgers, durable workflows, and on-chain games.
The thesis
Money moves on two kinds of rails now.
Most infrastructure only trusts one of them.
Banks settle in pennies and cut-off times; chains settle in wei, in blocks that can reorg twelve deep. Most ledgers round a wei to zero, a workflow that dies with its RPC node takes the user's intent with it, and teams end up gluing the two worlds together by hand. We build the pieces that let one system be trusted with both.
How we build
The rules we build by.
Double-entry, always
Every movement is a balanced pair of postings, committed atomically, whether the money is fiat or on-chain.
Eighteen decimals
Amounts are held at full 18-decimal token precision, so a wei stays a wei instead of rounding to zero.
Durable by default
Workflows survive node restarts and RPC outages without losing a single intent.
Reorg-aware
Workflows survive chain reorgs too, so a block that gets rolled back doesn't take an intent with it.
Developer-first
Ledga is a developer-focused ledger, built to be driven from your own code.
We build on it too
Both Aetherverse titles are built on the same financial primitives we ship to other teams, so we hit the sharp edges first.
In production
Ledga, posting at eighteen decimals.
A developer-focused financial ledger with native support for full 18-decimal crypto tokens. Double-entry, atomic, and built for real money, fiat or on-chain.
0.000000000000000001
ETH · one wei, stored exactly
Agents · cerebellum.io
The reflex runtime for AI agents.
Nothing fast stops to think.
Cerebellum records the steps an agent takes to finish a task, turns the routine it keeps repeating into a fixed path, and replays that path without calling a reasoning model. Nothing becomes a reflex without a developer's sign-off, and every tool call is checked against policy before it has a side effect.
~50×
Faster on the five-step example
_First run~32 s · 6 model calls
_As a reflex~650 ms · 0 reasoning tokens
Tool callModel callIllustrative, not a benchmark
Also shipping
Identity · idntt.io Waitlist open
IDNTT: Verify once. Reveal only what you choose.
Reusable, sovereign identity. You verify once, keep an encrypted identity pack on your own device, and choose which attributes each site gets to see.
Aetherverse · the portal
On-chain worlds worth showing up for.
One address for everything we build on-chain. Worlds, assets and the rails underneath them.
Two titles in active development, built on the same financial primitives we ship to other teams.
Enter the Aetherverse (opens in a new tab)aetherverse.xyz
Worlds inside the Aetherverse
aetherverse / blobbsNFT collectible
The Blobbs: Collect, combine, compete.
A unique NFT trading game with on-chain payout mechanics where sticking to your gameplan is key. Can you reunite the Royal Council and collect the jackpot of over $100k?
aetherverse / chiba warsMMO strategy
Chiba Wars: The chain is the clock.
A blockchain-native strategy game where hacker syndicates fight for New Chiba City. Mint your soul-bound avatar, run your gang, and burn rivals down - one Bitcoin block at a time.
Musings
Notes from the engine room.
HYPE, a retake
Six weeks ago we wrote about Hyperliquid outperforming a miserable market. The price is still doing that, but the fee engine underneath has gone noticeably quieter, and a token whose whole story is cashflow deserves a second look when the cashflow rolls over.
The HYPE machine keeps rolling
Every other token is sitting at the bottom of the bear market while HYPE is up 16%. A quick, informal primer on what Hyperliquid built, how the burn works, and how people actually make money on it.
After the agent pays
Five agent-payment protocols shipped this year and the rails finally feel real. The bit nobody's shipping is the durable-workflow layer that turns thousands of sub-cent agent payments into one clean accounting story.
Get in touch
Building something in the same space?
We work with a handful of design partners each year. If you're shipping in fintech, web3, or AI infra and need engineers who've been there, drop us a line.
Email ushello@zoid.co.uk