# Dialect > The UX Stack for Web3 Dialect is a developer infrastructure company for Web3 user experience. It provides Blinks and Alerts, letting apps embed onchain transactions and real-time notifications without redirects. Dialect is a developer infrastructure company that builds tools for improving the user experience of onchain applications. Its offering centers on Blinks and Alerts, which let developers embed blockchain functionality directly into websites, social platforms, and applications rather than routing users through separate integrations. The company targets wallet providers, decentralized applications, and protocols that want to reduce friction for their users. The platform addresses two related problems: slow integrations and disruptive redirects that interrupt a user's flow when taking onchain actions. Blinks turn onchain actions into shareable links that execute transactions in place, allowing a one click action such as a swap, stake, or purchase to happen wherever the link appears. Alerts deliver real-time, multi-channel notifications covering activity such as decentralized finance position updates, token price movements, governance votes, and custom event monitoring, using developer SDKs and a dashboard for setup. Dialect's product suite is used by wallets and applications across multiple blockchain ecosystems, including Solana and EVM-based and Monad networks. Its tools are aimed at teams seeking faster integration timelines and better user retention through in-app onchain actions, and adoption spans consumer wallets, trading platforms, and other Web3 applications. - Type: Company - Sector: Infrastructure - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-09-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/Dialect ## Products - [Blinks](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Dialect): Blinks is a blockchain link infrastructure that converts onchain actions into shareable URLs that unfurl into interactive transaction interfaces across websites, social media, and applications. The system uses a Standard Blinks Library of production-ready APIs to construct ready-to-sign transactions for major Solana protocols, letting third-party sites embed swaps, staking, and other actions without redirects. Wallets and clients render these links after checking a public registry that flags actions as trusted, unregistered, or blocked. Developers and consumer apps use Blinks to add one-click onchain actions in minutes rather than building custom integrations. (Messaging Protocol, Live) - [Dialect Operator](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Dialect): Dialect Operator is a trading bot on Telegram that processes natural language commands to facilitate token trading on Solana. Users execute trades, check token prices, and manage their portfolio through a chat interface, with all transactions requiring explicit confirmation through a connected wallet. (Trading Bot, Live) - [Dialect Protocol](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Dialect): Dialect Protocol is a developer tooling framework implementing decentralized messaging infrastructure through Solana programs, enabling wallet-to-wallet communication and dApp notifications. The protocol provides low-latency message delivery using onchain addressing while storing message content off-chain, and it processes wallet authentication, encrypted data transmission, and notification routing. It supports integration with external messaging backends and front-end frameworks, forming the underlying infrastructure that powers the Blinks, Alerts, and Markets and Positions products. (Developer Tooling, Live, Main Product) - [DIalect Markets and Positions](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Dialect): Markets & Positions provides real-time lending rates, position tracking, and market data from Solana's top DeFi protocols through a unified API. The platform delivers lending market information including APYs, TVL, and position data with ready-to-use Blinks for deposits and withdrawals across protocols like Kamino, MarginFi, and Lulo. (Pricing Data API, Open Beta) - [Alerts](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Dialect): Alerts is a multi-channel notification infrastructure that lets blockchain applications deliver real-time updates to their users. The platform monitors onchain events such as liquidations, price movements, and governance proposals, then routes notifications through email, push, and an in-app widget or mobile feed. A Universal Inbox aggregates alerts from multiple protocols into a single interface so users can follow updates from apps they already use. Developers integrate the system through a dashboard, REST API, SDK, and pre-built UI components, and can embed Blinks directly inside alerts to let users complete transactions without leaving the notification. (Messaging Protocol, Live) - [Actions Registry](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Dialect): Actions Registry is a public registry maintaining the verification status of blockchain action URLs used by Blinks. It categorizes actions as trusted, unregistered, or blocked based on manual security review, and wallet extensions or Blinks clients query this registry before rendering a transaction interface to users. Developers submit their actions for review through a registration process to reduce exposure to malicious links. (Onchain Compliance and Investigations, Live) - [Markets and Positions](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Dialect): Markets and Positions is a beta pricing and position-tracking API providing real-time lending rates, liquidity, and wallet position data aggregated from Solana's leading DeFi protocols. The service delivers unified JSON data on APYs, total value locked, LP fees, and market limits, updated at frequent intervals across supported lending protocols. It also returns ready-to-use Blinks so developers can let users deposit or withdraw directly from the returned data without separate integrations. (Pricing Data API, Open Beta) - [MCP Server](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Dialect): MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol endpoint that exposes Dialect's Blinks and Markets data to AI agents and large language model applications. It provides a machine-readable interface allowing AI agents to discover, query, and construct onchain transactions or retrieve DeFi market data programmatically. The service lets AI-powered tools interact with Solana protocols without custom integration code. (MCP, Live) ## Links - [Main](https://www.dialect.to) - [Blog](https://dialectlabs.medium.com) - [Documentation](https://docs.dialect.to) - [Privacy policy](https://legal.dialect.to/privacy) - [Terms of Service](https://legal.dialect.to/tos) - [YouTube](https://github.com/dialectlabs) - [Discord](https://discord.gg/saydialect) - [Twitter / X](https://x.com/saydialect) - [Telegram](https://t.me/dialectbot) - [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@dialectlabs) - [Medium](https://dialectlabs.medium.com) ## Legal This data is provided under two licensing models. Model 1 - open data. 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