Loongink

Software and Web3

From the first requirement to the day it ships.

Loongink stays with a product through analysis, modeling, development, testing, and deployment. When the work belongs on a chain, we also design and ship contracts, token issuance, and dApps.

A dark monitor showing a software product: navigation, content cards, and one red mark on a chart.

Two kinds of work

A workspace screen showing application screens linked into a product model.

Software delivery

One line of work, from what the product must do to a release people can use.

A system diagram: an application connected to contract blocks and a short chain, one block in cinnabar.

Web3

Contracts, token issuance, and dApps, designed and deployed as part of the product. Issuance is engineering. We do not promise returns, and we do not hold client funds.

How an engagement proceeds

  1. Requirements analysis. We name what the software must do, and what can wait.
  2. Product modeling. Those requirements become a model we can build from.
  3. Software development. We build the software against that model.
  4. Software testing. We test it before it is asked to face anyone.
  5. Software deployment. We put it where it can actually be used.