Beginner-friendly setup

Understand RuleWallet before signing anything.

See the complete product in clear language: what each control means, what your wallet will sign, and how to stop automation at any time.

Try the demo Open console in new tab How it works

Choose your experience

The setting is saved on this device. It never changes your wallet or onchain policy.

Simple mode

Simple

Every feature, explained in everyday language.

Pro

The same features with contract and operator terms.

Your path

Four steps from curious to confident.

Start without a wallet. Connect only when you understand what will happen.

Step 1

Watch the demo

See a real testnet policy, blocked request, approval, and public receipt without connecting a wallet.

Start 2-minute demo

Step 2

Connect on testnet

Connect MetaMask and use Robinhood Chain testnet. Faucet ETH is only for testing and has no value.

Network instructions

Step 3

Create your RuleWallet

Deploy a personal policy account, then choose exactly who the agent may pay and how much it may spend.

Open setup console

Step 4

Verify every result

Run a tiny canary, inspect the explorer receipt, and practice pause and revoke before using automation.

View public activity

Features

Plain-language controls with onchain enforcement.

Spending limits

Per-transaction and rolling 24-hour limits are enforced by the account.

Trusted recipients

The agent can send only to addresses you explicitly enable.

Human approval

Higher-value actions wait for an independent approver.

Emergency stop

A guardian can pause activity without taking ownership of your funds.

Readable previews

The chain, value, contract, and expected result appear before every signature.

Bounded automation

Agents receive one narrow role, never your owner wallet or recovery phrase.

Quick answers

The things a careful first-time user should know before connecting.

Do I need crypto to try it?

No. The public demo is read-only, and the testnet uses valueless faucet ETH.

Does RuleWallet see my seed phrase?

No. Wallet connection exposes a public address. Signatures stay inside your wallet.

Can an agent spend everything?

No. Agent authority requires enabled assets, trusted recipients, transaction limits, rolling limits, and optional approvals.

Is mainnet ready for large balances?

No. The mainnet release is experimental and unaudited, and autonomous execution remains gated without a secure signer.

Real funds are separate from the free demo

Testnet and mainnet use separate registries. Mainnet is experimental and unaudited, and autonomous execution fails closed without a secure KMS, MPC, or HSM-backed signer.

Complete setup

What happens from start to finish.

Every change is previewed first and signed by you. RuleWallet cannot silently change your rules or move your money.

See real-funds setup

1Choose where to practiceStart on the free test network. The real-money network is separate and clearly marked.

2Create your protected accountYour wallet creates a personal account whose rules cannot be secretly changed by our backend.

3Give each helper one jobUse separate addresses for ownership, emergency pause, automation, and larger-payment approval.

4Choose who and how muchAdd trusted recipients and set a maximum for one transfer, one day, and transfers needing approval.

5Approve one exact planYour wallet signs a plan that fixes the network, account, recipient, amount, timing, and expiry.

6Watch it and practise stopping itCheck public receipts, test pause and revoke, and confirm that you can withdraw before adding more funds.

Who can do what

Four separate jobs keep one key from controlling everything.

Person or wallet	What it does	What it cannot do
Main wallet (Owner)	Creates the account, chooses the rules, approves plans, and withdraws funds.	Every change needs your wallet signature
Emergency contact (Guardian)	Stops activity if something looks wrong.	Can pause, but cannot take your funds
Automation wallet (Agent)	Makes only the transfers that match all of your rules.	Cannot change rules or become the owner
Payment reviewer (Approver)	Checks transfers above the amount you choose.	Cannot approve a transfer that breaks a hard limit

Open source and verifiable

Anyone can inspect the contracts and application. Builders can run the same tests locally.

git clone .../rulewallet
npm install
npm run verify
npm run dev

Your keys stay in your wallet

RuleWallet only sees your public address. Owner and safety actions are signed inside your wallet, never on our server.

Learn about signatures

Practise before funding

Use the free test network first. Try one tiny test, pause the account, and check withdrawal before considering real funds.

Open console

No seed phrase entered into RuleWallet

Demo first. Configure second. Fund last.

The console opens separately so this guide stays available while you work.

Start demo Open console in new tab

Person or wallet

What it does

What it cannot do

Main wallet (Owner)

Creates the account, chooses the rules, approves plans, and withdraws funds.

Every change needs your wallet signature

Emergency contact (Guardian)

Stops activity if something looks wrong.

Can pause, but cannot take your funds

Automation wallet (Agent)

Makes only the transfers that match all of your rules.

Cannot change rules or become the owner

Payment reviewer (Approver)

Checks transfers above the amount you choose.

Cannot approve a transfer that breaks a hard limit

Understand RuleWallet before signing anything.

Four steps from curious to confident.

Plain-language controls with onchain enforcement.

Quick answers

What happens from start to finish.

Four separate jobs keep one key from controlling everything.

Demo first. Configure second. Fund last.

Preparing RuleWallet

Understand RuleWallet before signing anything.

Four steps from curious to confident.

Plain-language controls with onchain enforcement.

Quick answers

What happens from start to finish.

Four separate jobs keep one key from controlling everything.

Demo first. Configure second. Fund last.