Lazee Kit
Lazy easy execution for Stellar apps.
Lazee Kit is a passkey onboarding and intent execution toolkit for Stellar apps.
The first minute is still too hard
Crypto-native first minute
- — Wallets & private keys
- — Reserves & fees
- — Trustlines
- — Bridge & swap routes
- — Repeated signing
Lazee first minute
- 1. Open the app
- 2. Create account with FaceID
- 3. Approve one intent
- 4. App sponsors it
- 5. Readable receipt
Every team rebuilds the same onboarding stack
Account creation, passkey auth, sponsorship, permission previews, session grants, relayer infra, indexing, and revocation screens. Lazee packages those pieces once so teams stop assembling them from scratch.
Repeatable
One passkey + intent stack, many apps
Open source
MIT code, CC BY docs, forkable
Staged
M1 onboarding, M2 sessions, M3 platform
Five primitives, one reusable package
Passkey smart accounts
Soroban contract accounts users create with FaceID or TouchID — no seed phrase and no upfront XLM.
Scoped sessions
Agents and apps get a limited grant — allowed assets, contracts, caps, and expiry — never the user's keys.
Sponsor relay
Simulates, fee-sponsors, submits, and tracks transactions with per-app budgets and abuse controls.
Intent execution
Users describe an outcome — send, swap, bridge in, gift, claim, DCA — and Lazee turns it into a transaction plan.
React UI kit
Drop-in TypeScript SDK methods and React components for login, gift links, claim, permissions, and receipts.
From first visit to first Stellar action in under 60 seconds
“Lazee lets users experience Stellar before they have to understand every Stellar detail.”
User or session authorizes. The relay only pays and submits.
Trust boundary: user or session authorization comes before sponsorship and submission
Broader than a wallet, narrower than a platform
Agents never hold keys; sessions are scoped and revocable
User approval comes first. Direct actions need passkey or ed25519 authorization through the account contract.
Agents never receive user keys — only a scoped session that is useless outside its onchain policy.
The sponsor relay is never trusted for authorization; it only pays and submits after the user or session authorizes.
Sessions enforce allowed assets, contracts, intent types, caps, expiry, and receiver allowlists — and revoke anytime.
Every session execution emits app id, session id, intent type, amount, and policy counters for audit.
Gift links carry no custody by themselves; a claim requires contract checks plus receiver authorization.
Three milestones across about five months
Weeks 1-7
Passkey account & intent UX foundation
Weeks 8-14
Scoped sessions for agents
Weeks 15-20
Developer platform & mainnet pilot
Each output compounds across the ecosystem
Seedless onboarding
> Passkey account on testnet in under 60 seconds.
Consumer-grade transfers
> Send, claim, and refund backed by onchain escrow.
Safe agent automation
> DCA bot capped at 100 USDC/day, revocable anytime.
Outcome-based UX
> One intent schema, many Stellar flows.
Developer velocity
> At least two reference integrations import the SDK.
Reviewable operations
> Public threat model, tests, and dashboards.
$72,000 in XLM · ~5 months
One ask. Three proof outputs:
SCF RFP · Track 44