About the service
I develop and review Ethereum smart contracts in Vyper — a Python-like EVM language created for safety and deliberate simplicity. Vyper removes Solidity's sharp edges: no tangled inheritance, no inline assembly by default, no hidden overflows. The contract you deploy is one whose logic you can actually hold in your head. That's what you need when real money is at stake.
What you get: ERC-20 and ERC-721 tokens, staking and vesting vaults, DeFi primitives (AMM, lending pools, fee routers), DAO and voting modules, and arbitrary on-chain logic for your use case. Each contract comes with a full test suite in Brownie or Titanoboa, gas profiling, NatSpec documentation and deployment scripts for testnet and mainnet.
Security is the core of the work, not an add-on. I examine every external call, check for reentrancy and access control, verify arithmetic and rounding, study storage layout before a single wei moves. If you already have a Vyper or Solidity contract, I conduct a structured audit and deliver a written report with severity ratings and specific fixes.
Gas matters too: I repack storage, remove redundant reads, measure before and after so the savings are visible. You get readable code, honest documentation and a walkthrough call so the team can maintain the project going forward.
What you get: ERC-20 and ERC-721 tokens, staking and vesting vaults, DeFi primitives (AMM, lending pools, fee routers), DAO and voting modules, and arbitrary on-chain logic for your use case. Each contract comes with a full test suite in Brownie or Titanoboa, gas profiling, NatSpec documentation and deployment scripts for testnet and mainnet.
Security is the core of the work, not an add-on. I examine every external call, check for reentrancy and access control, verify arithmetic and rounding, study storage layout before a single wei moves. If you already have a Vyper or Solidity contract, I conduct a structured audit and deliver a written report with severity ratings and specific fixes.
Gas matters too: I repack storage, remove redundant reads, measure before and after so the savings are visible. You get readable code, honest documentation and a walkthrough call so the team can maintain the project going forward.
