In this session of the Cardano Developer Office Hours, Matthieu Pizenberg, Senior Software Engineer at the Cardano Foundation, introduces the Multi-Vote Tool, a solution that streamlines governance participation on Cardano. He demonstrates how it allows users to cast, manage, and verify multiple votes in a single process, without complex setup or heavy requirements. The session also highlights its open-source design and community-ready accessibility.
In this session of the Cardano Developer Office Hours, Mateusz Czeladka, Florian Schumann, Aldo Dumitrescu, and Darlisa Consoni from the Cardano Foundation’s Ecosystem Engineering team present Cardano Ballot, an open-source, privacy-first voting platform. They cover how it enables verifiable and GDPR-compliant voting, explore its hybrid Web2/Web3 approach, and highlight the front-end redesign, deployment options, and more.
In this session of the Cardano Developer Office Hours, Michiel Bellen, Global Head of Integrations at the Cardano Foundation, presents Heron, a new API designed to simplify interaction with the Cardano blockchain. He explains how Heron enables developers to access FastAPI endpoints for wallets, transactions, and policies, and demonstrates how to deploy it using Docker with minimal setup requirements.
In this session of the Cardano Developer Office Hours, Satya Ranjan, Lead Blockchain Architect at the Cardano Foundation, presents Yaci Store, a pluggable indexing solution for Cardano. The talk covers out-of-the-box indexers, feature toggling, plugins for customization, and an API overview for easy querying. Satya highlights how Yaci Store simplifies indexing for Java and non-Java developers alike, with integration possibilities that go beyond Java.
In this session of the Cardano Developer Office Hours, Thomas Kammerlocher, Senior Full Stack Developer, and Marco Russo, Backend Development Lead at the Cardano Foundation, present Reeve, a new solution for financial reporting and transparency. They cover how Reeve simplifies reporting, supports verifiable and tamper-proof data, and builds trust across ecosystems. A live walkthrough demonstrates current features, how to run it, and future roadmap directions.
Below is a well-deserved Q2 update highlighting ecosystem tooling and solutions across April, May, and June.
The past three months have been all about tightening up infrastructure, enhancing developer tools, and shipping valuable updates to support the Cardano ecosystem. With over 90 pull requests merged and 60+ issues closed in June alone, it’s been a highly productive quarter. Check out the highlights below to see what’s been delivered.
In this session of the Cardano Developer Office Hours, Giovanni Gargiulo, Senior Software Engineer – DevOps at the Cardano Foundation, presents the new Token Registry API v2 with full CIP-68 support. He demonstrates API endpoints, explains best practices for using the query_priority parameter, and covers support for tokens under both CIP-0026 and CIP-0068. A live demo shows practical use cases and integration opportunities for developers.
In this interview, Kristian Portz, co-founder of Masumi Network, explains how the platform builds infrastructure for AI agents to work together, make decisions, and handle payments autonomously - while staying secure and compliant with European regulations. Built on the Cardano blockchain, Masumi creates transparent systems where agents interact without human input. Portz highlights real-world use cases in finance and healthcare and considers how AI agents might shape future governance, marking a shift in technology collaboration. Sounds Exciting? Well..let’s dive right in!
In this session of the Cardano Developer Office Hours, Fabian Bormann, Team Lead of Ecosystem Engineering at the Cardano Foundation, presents UVerify, a lightweight tool for certifying and verifying data on Cardano without tokens or NFTs. He covers datums as an alternative to metadata, SDKs and white-label tools for devs, and real-world use cases like documents, credentials, and oracles. A live demo shows UVerify in action. The roadmap explores frictionless integrations and future opportunities for verifiable interactions across ecosystems.
In this session of the Cardano Developer Office Hours, the team presents PoP (Proof of Provenance), a project to decentralize open-source development on Cardano. They cover risks of centralized infrastructure, using Cardano for verifiable software metadata, Merkle trees, and on-chain tracking. A live demo shows PoP in action. Use cases include secure versioning, on-chain test management, SPOs as decentralized oracles, and decentralized package tools.