Getting Started

Keon is a Starknet wallet you can install as a browser extension or as a mobile app. It is built by the same team behind TokenKit, so it ships with a smart token picker, a built-in dApp browser, and clean transaction previews so you always know what you are about to sign.

If you have used Argent or Braavos before, Keon will feel familiar. The differences show up in the small details: simulating every transaction before you sign, hiding tokens you do not care about, syncing your wallet across devices, and discovering dApps without leaving the wallet.

Where to get it

Platform	Where to grab it
Website	cycle-stark.github.io/keon-frontend
Test dApp	cycle-stark.github.io/keon-test-dapp
Developer SDK	@keon-wallet/sdk on npm

The full install steps for each platform live on the Installation page.

What you can do with it

Once Keon is installed, you can:

• Create a fresh wallet or bring one you already have using a seed phrase
• Run more than one wallet, each with its own accounts, and switch between them
• Hold and send tokens on Starknet mainnet, Sepolia, or any custom RPC
• Add custom tokens by pasting a contract address
• Hide tokens you do not want cluttering your list
• Swap tokens through the AVNU aggregator without leaving the wallet
• Browse and connect to dApps from a built-in directory
• See exactly what a transaction will do before you sign it
• Back your wallet up to Google Drive (encrypted) and restore it on a new device
• Unlock the mobile app with your fingerprint or face

Pick a path

How Keon and TokenKit fit together

Keon is one of three apps under the TokenKit roof. The wallet talks to the TokenKit API for token data and the dApp directory, and it uses the TokenKit SDK for the token picker UI you see in the Send and Swap flows.

You do not need to know any of that to use Keon. But if you are a dApp builder, you can mix and match: use the Keon SDK to connect, and use the TokenKit API for the token data your dApp needs to render.