Problem:
Achieving a single goal in DeFi can require visiting multiple websites, signing even more transactions, and clicking for minutes on end, plus waiting for transactions to settle before the next one can be started, and DeFi UX is majorly held back by GUI constraints. Current intent-based approaches to DeFi, even if addressing the need for a one-click-checkout type of experience using cross-chain liquidity, still require dApp teams to build custom "recipes" for integration, and to deploy those to their front-end before end users can reap the UX benefits.

Solution:
We’re tying together the full intent pipeline. From extracting user intents from natural language, to aggregating asset routing and intent-filling as it exists today, to dApp integration and “recipe” composition.
Just talk to Ember about what you want to do in DeFi, and how you'll pay. Ember sets it up for you, and you sign once using your existing self-custody solution. No browsing around, no confusing language, no needless waiting.
Message Ember on Telegram or our Farcaster Frame.
Our Widget allows dApp teams to integrate into Ember by answering 5 simple questions and adding 1 code snippet to their frontend code. This widget brings the full Ember experience to their website, saving thousands in front-end development costs, and enabling never-before possible customer service experiences and behavioral analytics.
This stands in opposition to the current low-access paradigm of great DeFi UX. User goals are born in natural language, and we’re removing all complexity and extra steps between that and an outcome.
Ember currently conducts various cross-chain transactions, and we're integrating the best protocols all over DeFi, to allow users to interact with them and compose DeFi primitives through intent-based systems using natural language.

Demo video is slightly outdated. Now feature signing with existing self-custody wallet