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An ecosystem or foundation operates from a company hub, because the tracking, publishing, and follow-up surfaces below all hang off that identity. Establish the hub first, then work down the list.

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Establish the hub

  1. Create or claim a company hub for the foundation, program, or studio, then verify it.
  2. Edit the company hub and manage public details so grantees can recognize the official account rather than an impersonator.
  3. Manage company roles, invitations, and ownership for the program team.

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See who is building

  1. Search, filter, and browse ecosystem hubs for the free view of the companies, dApps, and builders tagged to your ecosystem.
  2. Use Ecosystem Tracker for the scoped view of who is building on you. Ecosystem Tracker is part of the Ecosystem plan.
  3. Use dApp Radar to scout and evaluate projects when you are assessing individual products. dApp Radar is part of a paid company plan.

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Run the program

  1. Publish jobs, grants, bounties, hackathons, and accelerators from the verified hub.
  2. Publish events, side events, and co-organizer requests for ecosystem programming.

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Follow up after funding

  1. Use company activity to track work and follow up on the teams and builders you funded.
  2. Evaluate a dApp and its on-chain information when you need product context beyond the profile, and check on-chain data and coverage for what is actually measured.

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Continue on Dapping

Open ecosystem discovery

Open Discover to see the projects, builders, and opportunities already in your ecosystem.

Search, filter, and browse ecosystem hubs

Browse the companies, dApps, builders, and events tagged to an ecosystem.

Publish jobs, grants, bounties, hackathons, and accelerators

Publish a program from the account applicants should recognize.

Use Ecosystem Tracker

See the projects, builders, companies, and opportunities scoped to your ecosystem.
Last modified on August 8, 2026