LayerPixel: TON & Telegram Mini Apps directory, official links only
LayerPixel is a small hand-edited directory of wallets, DEXes, explorers, Mini App games, developer tools and learning material around TON and Telegram Mini Apps. Each entry gets a short description written from the project's own site and a link to that official site, nothing else. We have no token, we hold no funds, and we never ask you to sign anything. New picks land in a weekly issue.
This week's picks
Start building a Telegram Mini App (14 Oct 2026)A short path to shipping a Mini App that talks to TON. It runs from the Telegram reference to a community SDK, the wallet protocol and a toolchain.
Telegram Mini Apps
The official Telegram documentation for building Mini Apps
Read this first. It is the source for how a bot launches an app and what the JavaScript API exposes.
- Telegram
- Web
Telegram Mini Apps SDK
Community documentation and packages for Mini App developers
Community packages and docs that wrap the platform. Not run by Telegram, so cross-check anything surprising.
- Web
TON Connect
The standard protocol that links a dApp to a user's wallet
How your app links to a user's wallet without ever seeing keys. Includes React and Next.js recipes.
- Web
Tolk
The recommended smart contract language in the TON docs
The language the docs now recommend for new contracts, with a migration path from FunC.
- Docs & code
Acton
One command-line toolchain around Tolk, from setup to verification
A fresh toolchain around Tolk from project setup to verification. Young and fast moving, so pin your version.
- Docs & code
Blueprint
An all-in-one tool to write, test and deploy TON contracts
The established all-in-one contract tool. Worth comparing with Acton before you commit.
- Docs & code
Browse by category
8 shelves cover the everyday ground of the ecosystem, from the wallet you start with to the tools you use once you build your own Mini App. Pick a shelf to read what it covers and why some kinds of projects are missing.
All projects
39 projects, newest firstEvery entry below was read against the project's own site before it went in. Dead sites, copycats and projects built around reward promises were left out, so a missing name is a decision and not an oversight.