Turn Your Web3 Problem Into a Working Product.
Khalid Murtala, AI × Web3 Product Engineer and founder of The Web3 Wizard.
The Web3 Wizard is a founder-led AI-native product studio helping early-stage Web3 founders and small teams turn important problems and roadmap milestones into focused, working products: AI agents, Solana applications, dApps, automation tools, and Web3 MVPs.
Currently accepting project inquiries · Based in Kano, Nigeria (UTC+1)
AI helps us move faster. Khalid Murtala directs the work, challenges the output, tests the important parts, and remains accountable for what gets delivered.
Autonomous Web3 AI agent marketplace: instant fixed-scope deployments, custom commissions, and milestone-tracked delivery.
Real projects. Real code. Clearly labelled.
These are founder-built personal projects, not client case studies. Each one demonstrates a real capability.
Spellbook
Autonomous Web3 AI agent marketplace: instant fixed-scope deployments, custom commissions, and milestone-tracked delivery.
View projectValor
A founder-built autonomous agent that pays Telegram contributors in USDC on Base. AI scores every message; the best ones get tipped automatically.
View projectWalletLens
AI-powered EVM wallet intelligence: paste any Ethereum, Polygon, BNB, Arbitrum, or Base address for a risk score, portfolio breakdown, and a plain-English read.
View projectAgentHub
A secure access layer for AI coding assistants: policy-controlled access to databases, APIs, and infrastructure.
View projectFour starting points. One fit conversation.
Indicative starting prices, not fixed quotes. Every engagement is scoped and confirmed after a fit conversation.
Product and Technical Discovery
Clarify what to build first before committing to a build.
For founders with a problem, idea, or rough concept who need to clarify what to build first.
What's included (7)
- Problem clarification
- User and workflow definition
- Technical feasibility
- MVP scope
- Architecture direction
- Risk and limitation review
- Build roadmap
AI Agent or Web3 Integration Sprint
One defined capability, implemented and handed over.
For teams that know the capability they need and want a focused implementation.
What's included (6)
- One defined AI agent or workflow
- API, wallet, blockchain, or platform integration
- Basic interface
- Core behaviour testing
- Documentation
- Handover
Focused dApp or Web3 Product Build
A focused working product, shipped with documentation.
For founders with a validated problem, prototype, specification, or clear product direction.
What's included (9)
- Focused product scope
- Frontend
- Backend
- AI or Web3 integration where relevant
- Wallet or API integration where relevant
- Deployment support
- Documentation
- Known limitations
- Handover
Embedded Product Engineering
Founder-level capacity inside your team.
For a team that needs additional founder-level product engineering capacity.
What's included (8)
- Feature development
- AI integrations
- Web3 integrations
- Bug fixing
- Product prototyping
- Code review
- Documentation
- Technical collaboration
Starting prices are indicative. Final scope, timeline, integrations, and price are confirmed after a fit conversation.
Three primary capabilities.
Founder-led delivery: the person you talk to is the person who builds it.
AI Agent Development
Practical agents with defined behaviour: Telegram and Discord agents, wallet intelligence, transaction investigation, community operations, and controlled on-chain workflows.
Explore AI agents CAPABILITYAI × Web3 Product Engineering
AI-powered product features, on-chain data pipelines, wallet integrations, and automation woven into a product real users can navigate.
Explore AI × Web3 engineering CAPABILITYDecentralised Application Development
Focused dApps and Web3 product interfaces on Solana and EVM: the smallest useful product, shipped with documentation and known limitations.
Explore product buildsSolana integrations · EVM integrations · Wallet intelligence · On-chain data · Web3 automation · Telegram and Discord tools · APIs and data pipelines · AI-powered product features · Prototype refinement · Product discovery · Focused MVP development · Technical documentation and handover
Verifiable work. No borrowed credibility.
No client logos, no invented metrics, no “trusted by” claims. What follows can be checked: live demos, public repositories, and documented decisions.
Founder-built AI products shipped
Valor, WalletLens, Write3, AgentHub, and OrderFlow, all with live public demos.
Public GitHub repositories
Every featured project links to its real repository. Nothing is a mockup.
Multi-chain application work
Solana monitoring and EVM wallet intelligence across Ethereum, Polygon, BNB, Arbitrum, and Base.
AI-agent implementations
Autonomous Telegram agents, policy-controlled agent access layers, and AI-triggered data workflows.
On-chain data tools
Wallet intelligence, transaction investigation, and trading-history analysis in plain English.
Solana and Web3 application experiments
Monitoring workflows and community automation, each with documented limitations.
Technical documentation and architecture work
Every project and engagement ships with handover notes and known limitations.
Understand → Define → Build → Verify → Ship
Understand
Get clear on the problem, the user, and what actually needs to be built.
Define
Scope the smallest useful product. Agree the first meaningful outcome.
Build
AI-native execution. Fast without cutting corners on what matters.
Verify
Test the important behaviour. Document limitations honestly.
Ship
Deployed, handed over, and ready to learn from real usage.
Building practical AI-native Web3 products.
Khalid is currently focused on AI agents, wallet intelligence, Web3 operations tools, developer support tools, controlled on-chain workflows, and Solana and EVM integrations, and is open to project-based client work and AI/Web3 engineering roles.
Questions worth answering
What does The Web3 Wizard do?+
The Web3 Wizard (The Web3 Wizard Labs) is a founder-led AI-native Web3 product studio. We help early-stage founders and small teams turn problems and product ideas into focused working products: AI agents, Solana applications, dApps, automation tools, and Web3 MVPs.
Who is it for?+
Early-stage Web3 founders and small teams with a validated problem, prototype, product idea, or roadmap milestone, and who need AI agents, AI × Web3 product engineering, or a focused decentralised application built.
What types of projects do you accept?+
Focused scopes: AI agents and agentic workflows, Solana and EVM application features, wallet intelligence and on-chain data tools, Telegram and Discord tools, Web3 automation, and focused product MVPs. If a project needs an open-ended build or an entire company built, it is not a fit.
Do you build AI agents?+
Yes. AI agent development is a core capability. We have built AI agents for Telegram, Web3 workflows, and autonomous data pipelines. Every agent is built to a clear scope with defined behaviour and documented limitations.
Do you build Solana and EVM applications?+
Yes. Solana and EVM application development are primary technical focuses. The studio has built Solana monitoring tools, EVM wallet intelligence products, and application layers that integrate with both ecosystems.
Are the portfolio projects client work?+
No. The portfolio shows founder-built personal projects and experiments. Every project is clearly labelled so you can distinguish personal work from future client engagements.
Do you have client testimonials?+
Not yet. The Web3 Wizard Labs is currently opening its first client engagements. The work shown on this site is founder-built personal work, clearly labelled as such. The first engagement is designed to be narrow and transparent so both sides can evaluate the fit responsibly.
Do you perform smart-contract audits?+
No. The studio does not provide formal smart-contract audits, penetration tests, or security certification. Application-layer reviews and product-layer smart-contract integrations can be discussed for specific engagements.
Do you use AI to build the products?+
Yes. AI helps with research, planning, design, coding, testing, and review. Khalid Murtala directs the work, challenges the output, understands important decisions, tests key behaviour, and remains accountable for what is delivered.
How does pricing work?+
There are four starting points: Product and Technical Discovery from $750, AI Agent or Web3 Integration Sprint from $2,500, Focused dApp or Web3 Product Build from $6,000, and Embedded Product Engineering from $2,000/month. Starting prices are indicative. Final scope, timeline, integrations, and price are confirmed after a fit conversation.
What happens after I submit an enquiry?+
Khalid Murtala reviews every inquiry personally, typically within two business days, and replies if the project looks like a good fit. If it is not the right fit, he says so clearly. Inquiry data is not stored in a database; it is delivered via Telegram notification.
Practical thinking for Web3 founders.
Notes on scoping, shipping, and building Web3 products real users can navigate.
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The gap between a working demo and a product real users can navigate. Why Web3 prototypes break under user pressure and what to fix before launch.
7 min readHave a Web3 problem that needs to become a product?
Tell us what you are trying to build, where you are stuck, and what a working first version needs to do.