Built by Lattice
A modern computing environment for your world
Quarry augments EVM chains so worlds can run fast, cheaply, and efficiently, with latency as low as 7ms
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7ms latency
YES, IT CANRUN DOOM
We built Quarry from the ground up to enable real-time interactions, with end-to-end latency as low as 7ms. With Quarry and MUD, you can run Doom on an OP Stack EVM chain with zero hiccups.
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Try the Eat the Fly demo, running live on the Rhodolite testnet. Experience seamless account creation, gas sponsorship, and latency as low as 7 ms.
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About
What is Quarry?
Quarry augments EVM chains to run worlds in their ideal environment.
It runs a custom-built software stack, from block builder to ERC-4337 bundler, that enables unprecedented latency, simple onboarding, and more.
E2E latency
cost per move
account creation
player capacity
Features
Latency
End-to-end latency as low as 7ms, thanks to a custom, tightly-integrated software stack and colocated services.
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Onboarding
One click to create a Passkey-enabled smart account, or connect your own, with support for gas sponsorship.
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Affordability
Supports OP Stack chains with Ethereum Blobs DA and Alt-DA for extremely low cost transactions.
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Scalability
Future support for multi-chain scaling via blockchain interoperability to unlock limitless world capacity.
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Integrations
Standard World Interface
Quarry leverages MUD’s Standard World Interfaces (SWI), which are openly accessible under the mud_* JSON-RPC namespace.
The SWI covers everything from indexing to pre-confirmations. Quarry is Lattice’s full-stack implementation of the Standard World Interface.
Flexibility
Autonomy for your World
Thanks to the MUD SWI, worlds have the option to run on Quarry to take advantage of a fully integrated, fine tuned environment for autonomous worlds.
They also have the option to move to a custom infra stack and take advantage of open-source tools that run on the same SWI APIs.