Products

Named, shipped, and in active use. No claims without links, no aspirational goal lists; just what's built and where to find it.

01

Obscura

Waitlist open

A privacy-preserving token launchpad on Midnight using bonding curves. No legends, no allocations, no extractive deal terms; just deterministic pricing and fair access. Built on a working Compact contract with ZK-proof-verified reserve math.

What's live now

  • →Public waitlist open at obscura.sevryn.xyz
  • →Compact smart contract deployed to Midnight Preprod (midnight-bonding-curve repo)
  • →Companion essay: 'I Built a Vault Before Anyone Finished the Lock'
  • →ZK circuit with slippage-protected buy/sell, quadratic reserve invariant enforced at the cryptographic level
02

Precizion

In development

A fully encrypted range prediction market. Participants bet on whether an outcome falls within a range; no one sees who bet what, on which side, or how much. Payouts are accuracy-weighted and proportional. This is a separate mechanism from the LMSR binary market designed in Veracis (see Research).

What's live now

  • →Mechanism design complete: accuracy-weighted proportional payout model
  • →Range-based position model distinct from binary (LMSR) prediction markets
  • →Development in progress; not yet deployed
03

Compact Book

Published

A structured, example-driven guide to Compact, the domain-specific language that compiles to zero-knowledge circuits on the Midnight blockchain. 25 chapters covering syntax, execution model, privacy patterns, and real contract patterns; built for developers who learn through code and mental models, not documentation dumps.

What's live now

  • →25 chapters published and freely accessible
  • →Hosted at compact-book.vercel.app
  • →Source open on GitHub (22 commits, active maintenance)
  • →Used as the recommended learning resource across Midnight developer communities
04

Midnight Skills

Published

An open registry of modular, markdown-based skills that extend AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, etc.) to build, deploy, test, and interact with Midnight Network applications. Each skill is a standalone knowledge block that agents fetch and read into their context.

What's live now

  • →Published on GitHub and Devpost
  • →Demoed at Midnight's official Fireside Dev Hangout
  • →Demoed at MLH's Midnight hackathon
  • →Referenced in Midnight Network official docs