Independent product & engineering studio

Curious minds.
Useful products.
Ideas made real.

We build digital experiences and on-chain infrastructure. From personal discovery to playful worlds, explore what we're putting into the world.

BUILT BY FRANKLAB · CONNECTED BY CURIOSITY

A studio with a builder's mindset01 / Digital products02 / Interactive experiences03 / Shido infrastructure
Selected work

Different ideas.
The same care.

A growing collection of products you can explore. Each with its own purpose, personality, and place.

01 / Metaphysics & Web3Public app

Enerqi

A metaphysics hub on the Shido network, connecting ancient wisdom with modern Web3 experiences.

Explore Enerqi
The illustrated world of Rakun Dojo
02 / Digital pet gamePublic game

Rakun Dojo

Raise, train, and battle with your Rakun warrior. A wallet-connected digital pet strategy game built on Shido.

Enter the dojo
Infrastructure / Shido Network

On-chain.
Out in the open.

Our Shido validator, with a public dashboard for signing performance, stake, commission, and delegations. See the network data for yourself.

FRANKLINVESTING / SHIDOChecking data
— signing uptime
Loading the current on-chain signing window.
Source Shido REST APIAwaiting response
Tools for the ecosystem

A clearer view of your holdings.

Inspect supported Shido assets and staking positions across public addresses, with indicative DEX valuations.

Shido Portfolio Tracker

Multiple addresses. Read-only.
No wallet connection required.

The studio

Small by design.
Curious by nature.

FrankLinvesting is the home of FrankLab's product and engineering work. Our interests span software, play, personal discovery, and decentralized networks.

We turn those interests into things people can use, then keep working on the details.

01

Build something useful.

Give each idea a clear purpose and a straightforward path from curiosity to use.

02

Let the work speak.

Explore the products directly. Public apps and previews are labeled so you know what you're opening.

03

Make the data visible.

Validator metrics come from the network. Estimates and unavailable data are identified where they appear.

Have something thoughtful in mind?

Let's talk