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Dashboard ​

The dashboard at dash.meddleware.co.uk puts the Meddleware tools in one place. It adds nothing of its own: each tool inside it is the same one you get at its own address, and every figure is read from the chain by that tool. Its advantage is that you connect your wallet once and the connection is shared by all of them.

What it shows ​

The dashboard has two sections, listed in the side menu under Organisation:

SectionWhat you see
TreasuryThe Treasury console. It is the page the dashboard opens on, and it needs no wallet.
BlockchainA strip of tabs, one per tool: Walrus Storage, Sealed Storage, Access Gate and Token Issuance.

Opening Blockchain changes the side menu to a Back button and the chain list (today Sui is the only chain). Older addresses such as /walrus or /access-gate take you to the Blockchain section.

At the bottom of the page the footer links to this documentation and the developer site, and shows the platform's status ("All systems operational", "Partial outage", "Major outage", "Status unavailable" or "Checking status...").

Connect your wallet ​

Open any tool that needs a wallet and press Connect wallet, then choose your wallet. The side menu then shows your address (copy it, or open it in a Sui explorer) and a Disconnect button. Until you connect it says "No wallet connected". The connection works in every tab; you do not connect again per tool. The dashboard asks only for wallets that can sign both transactions and messages, so a wallet missing either is not offered.

If you see "No Sui wallet detected. Install a wallet extension to continue.", see Getting started.

Choose a network ​

Once a wallet is connected, the side menu shows a Network selector. Every tool in the dashboard follows it at once.

  • Testnet is the practice network. Which networks are live is stated on Getting started; a network that is not live yet cannot be chosen.
  • Localnet is for developers who run a Sui node on their own computer. It asks for that node's address. You do not need it.

If a tool is not deployed on the network you picked, it says so (for example "Access Gate is not available on (network). Switch to a network where it is."). Your wallet must be on the same network too; see Questions and troubleshooting.

The separate tool addresses do not have a selector: each is fixed to one network, which its introduction line names (for example "Create and manage on-chain access gates on Sui (testnet).").

Appearance ​

The control in the header switches between light and dark colours. The dashboard opens dark by default.