The problem BlockMorph solves

Blockmorph: Your Bridge to Web3
Blockmorph simplifies the complex world of Web3, making it accessible to both individuals and businesses. By providing a user-friendly interface and automation tools, Blockmorph helps users seamlessly transition from Web2 to Web3.

Key Benefits
Ease of Use: With its intuitive interface and guided tutorials, Blockmorph makes it easy for anyone to learn and implement Web3 technologies.
Time and Cost Efficiency: By automating many of the complex tasks involved in Web3 development, Blockmorph helps users save time and money.
Security: Blockmorph ensures the security of your Web3 projects through automated security audits and best practices.
How Blockmorph Works
Input Your Web2 Site: Simply enter the URL of your existing Web2 website.
Explore Web3 Features: Blockmorph will suggest ways to enhance your website with Web3 elements like smart contracts and decentralized applications.
Create and Deploy: Use Blockmorph's intuitive editor to create and deploy smart contracts with just a few clicks.
Why Choose Blockmorph?
Comprehensive Platform: Blockmorph offers a complete solution for Web3 development, including tools for creating, deploying, and managing smart contracts.
Community Support: Benefit from a supportive community of developers and users who can help you with any questions or challenges.
Continuous Improvement: Blockmorph is constantly evolving to stay ahead of the latest trends in Web3 and provide users with the best possible experience.
Ready to embark on your Web3 journey? Start exploring Blockmorph today and discover the power of decentralized technologies.

Challenges we ran into

Invalid Solidity Code Generation:
While generating Solidity code, the API occasionally produced extra characters, leading to invalid code. After some research, we resolved this issue using a few simple if statements to filter out the unwanted characters.

Compilation and Deployment Issues:
We initially faced challenges with Hardhat for compiling and deploying the contracts. To overcome this, we switched to Brownie, an alternative to Hardhat. By carefully adjusting the API parameters and using subprocesses, we successfully compiled and deployed our contracts.