Hiro Platform
Hiro Platform is the infrastructure layer for scaling Bitcoin applications on Stacks, offering API management, Chainhooks, and onchain analytics.
What is Hiro Platform?
Hiro Platform is a unified observability and infrastructure layer for Stacks applications. It enables developers to manage enterprise-grade API keys for Stacks, Ordinals, and Runes, register Chainhooks for real-time event-driven indexing, and access deep onchain analytics from a single dashboard. The platform also supports customizable deployment plans for safely deploying multiple smart contracts in a designated order, along with onchain monitoring and alerts for tracking user interactions and sensitive admin function calls. Hiro Platform simplifies the process of building, deploying, and scaling blockchain applications on Stacks.
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