Meet Thyme Flow
A lot of onchain apps need something to happen on a clock: harvest rewards, rebalance a vault, top up a balance, close an expired position. The usual options are a cron box holding a hot private key, or a keeper network you have to fund and trust with your contracts. We built Thyme Flow so you don't have to pick either. You write a TypeScript task that decides what to do. Flow runs it on a…
Thyme Flow is a platform that enables developers to create onchain applications without the need for complex infrastructure. It allows users to write TypeScript tasks that perform desired actions on a schedule, using an own Safe and a role that can be revoked at any time. The platform provides a TypeScript SDK for task creation and a CLI tool for local testing and deployment.
Thyme Flow ensures security by not holding the user's keys, allowing only approved calls within the task's permissions, and keeping secrets separate from the code. The platform offers flexibility in scheduling, with options for cron expressions, intervals, and webhooks. All runs are executed in isolated sandboxes with timeouts, providing a safe and reliable environment for developers to build and manage their applications.
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