Overview
Sireto is a software development company that builds blockchain apps, smart contracts (programs that run on a blockchain), and custom software for the businesses that hire it. The team works from offices in the Netherlands and Nepal1. Much of its work is research projects and proofs of concept: small working prototypes that test an idea2. Think of Sireto as an outside engineering team a company brings in, not an app you download.
On Cardano, Sireto makes KuberIDE, a ready-made coding workspace for Cardano developers3. It also looks after GovTool, a website where ADA holders can vote directly, pick a DRep (delegated representative) to vote for them, or register as a DRep4. Intersect, a member-driven organization in the Cardano ecosystem, announced that Sireto maintains GovTool, with the work led by co-founder Sandip Pandey5, one of GovTool's original builders6.
Key Features
- Blockchain building for hire. Sireto's team designs decentralized apps (DApps, apps that run on a blockchain instead of one company's servers), writes smart contracts, and helps businesses add blockchain to existing products2.
- A ready-to-code Cardano workspace. KuberIDE gives developers a pre-set-up environment for writing Plutus smart contracts (programs that run on the Cardano blockchain) in the Haskell programming language and building Cardano transactions, with example contracts, tutorials, and real-time testing and debugging3.
- Care of a public voting tool. Sireto keeps GovTool open source and has started work to make it lighter and easier for other teams to host and run on their own6.
- Reusable Cardano code for app builders. Sireto's kuber-client library lets JavaScript apps send ADA, mint tokens and NFTs, work with smart contracts, and take part in governance through a Kuber API server from dQuadrant's Kuber project7.
What to Expect
Sireto's website reads like an agency's: a list of services (blockchain development, custom software, enterprise apps, and IT consulting), a short product showcase, and contact details for project inquiries2. The site addresses businesses scoping a project and developers looking for tools.
The product showcase goes beyond blockchain. Next to KuberIDE, Sireto lists Bettercollected, which gathers form responses in one place, and AnonymizePro, an AI tool that strips sensitive details out of documents8. The KuberIDE page links to a hosted workspace where developers can try example contracts and transactions without assembling the tooling themselves3.
Developers who want to read code can browse the Sireto GitHub organization. It hosts Cardano libraries alongside general-purpose projects9. Anyone hiring the team can compare this public code against what they need built.
Intersect said GovTool improvements would be shared through the GovTool account on X6.
