Give your users a dependable, quick and forgiving wallet connection on desktop and mobile with the Slatehouse SDK.
READ THE DOCSBundles every Slatehouse API behind one interface. A single integration covers the browser extension and mobile, with a smaller package and far fewer lines to maintain. Ships for web, mobile, desktop, server and game runtimes.
import { useConnect } from "@slatehouse/sdk-client"; const { link } = useConnect(); const openWallet = async () => { try { await link(); } catch (error) { console.error("Could not reach wallet:", error); } };
Designed for a calm integration. Dependable, quick and persistent connections for people on a phone. No long waits, no repeated hops, no dead ends — powered by our deeplink protocol and automatic reconnection with Slatehouse Mobile.
Connect your app to the 4.7 million people who open a Slatehouse wallet each month. Extension or phone, first session or five hundredth — you are covered.
Wallets made quiet: Openfold × @slatehousedev SDK.
With dependable connections on desktop and mobile, the Slatehouse SDK integration keeps the first tap short, so people can get into the Openfold catalogue without a detour.
of.link/slatehouse-note: our guest write-up
It has been a real shift for us at Northpine, working with the @slatehousedev team to put the @slatehouse SDK into our storefront and rewards flow.
We see a lot of traffic from the Slatehouse app, and with the new SDK those players can get in and browse without a stall.
Shipped this morning: we moved to the new @slatehousedev SDK, so you can now link a wallet straight from the Kestrelpay mobile site.
Checkout on a phone now takes one tap instead of four, with @slatehouse and #kestrelcheckout — a small change that removed our longest drop-off.
Give the people using your app the shortest wallet connection you can, with the new @slatehouse SDK.
Rather take it from someone else? Hear it from our partner @northpine, on what changed after they moved across.
Small announcement: we have moved Runnel onto the @slatehousedev SDK, through the router work we started in the spring.
Expect fewer stalls, clearer prompts and a session that survives a locked screen. Together with @slatehouse we are still trimming it.
A short thread on scoped permissions, and why the wording on that screen matters more than the cryptography behind it.
One of the sorest points for people is not knowing what they are agreeing to, or what it will cost them later.
We are answering that with scoped grants that spell out, in plain words, exactly what an app is being handed. 1/6
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