Voluntary connections. Public by nature.

A wallet is an address.
A connection is a choice.
Keep yours clear.

No payment. No token approval.
Just a follow you control.

Your address. Your choice.Public wallet connections

The idea

A small gesture.
A clear relationship.

Folvra records one simple thing: this wallet chooses to follow that wallet. A voluntary, directional connection with no account to create and no administrator choosing for you.

You control your own outbound relationships. The other wallet does not need to follow you back. The record says nothing more than that.

Read the project paper

How it works

One address.
One deliberate action.

You choose the target. Your wallet is always the caller. A follow is a record, not a transfer.

Choose

An exact wallet address.

Use a valid non-zero address, different from your own. Folvra does not resolve identities or guarantee who controls it.

Your outbound connection.

After a future deployment, the contract records your wallet as the sender. Duplicate follows are rejected.

Change

Unfollow when you choose.

Only your own connection changes. The current relationship can end; past public events remain visible.

The boundary matters

Connected.
Not committed.

Following an address does not give it access to your assets.

No value transfer

The contract accepts no payment. A future onchain action only uses native network Gas.

No token allowance

Connect Wallet shares a public account only when requested. It does not approve a token or send a follow automatically.

No forced reciprocity

Each connection belongs to its caller. One wallet cannot edit another wallet's outbound relationships.

Know the limits

A relationship record.
Not a social network.

The smallest useful layer should stay honest about what it does not do.

Not verified identity

An address is not proof of a person, organization or trusted account. A follow is not an endorsement.

No inbox or notifications

There is no messaging service, feed, delivery guarantee or notification backend in this project.

Public, not private

Wallet relationships can be correlated with other activity. Unfollowing does not erase historical events.

Before you connect

Good to know.

Can I follow onchain right now?

No. No network or public contract is configured. The independent follow page has a clearly labelled, memory-only practice mode; real reads, Gas estimates and chain writes stay disabled.

Does connecting a wallet cost Gas?

Connecting alone does not send a transaction. A future deployed follow or unfollow would consume network Gas, with no application payment, token approval or reward.

Can I follow myself or the same address twice?

No. Zero addresses, self-follow and duplicate follows are rejected. Unfollow only works for a connection that your selected wallet currently has.

What might come next?

A future separately configured contract and read-only graph exploration. Neither is available now, and neither implies identity verification or a hosted social service.

Keep the next step simple

Make a connection.
On your own terms.

Try the mechanics locally, or inspect the prepared onchain boundary.
No public transactions are available in this Demo.

Open follow

A wallet is an address.A connection is a choice.Keep yours clear.

A small gesture.A clear relationship.

One address.One deliberate action.