1. Getting Started
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Getting Started

Rouge Quickstart

The Rouge Network refers collectively to both the Rouge protocol and all Rouge apps (including Rouge Ticket).

The Rouge protocol

The Rouge protocol is a suite of Ethereum smart contracts designed to manage the distribution, acquisition, and redemption of social and business credentials. Each credential takes the form of an NFT, fully complying with the ERC721 specification.

Typical potential use cases of the protocol include ticketing, coupons, pledges, and vouchers, but the protocol is flexible enough to accommodate many other types of similar problems.

The protocol is compatible with all EVM blockchains, L1, L2, or sidechains. You can check the currently supported networks.

As a developer, you can interact directly with the smart contracts, but most users would prefer using web3 applications.

Rouge dApps

Rouge dApps are decentralized web applications (aka web3 frontend) that utilize the Rouge protocol.

Our first dApp is "Rouge Ticket," which allows you to create and manage events. To start using it for free, you only need an Ethereum wallet:

Launch Rouge Ticket

More dApps leveraging the protocol for other use cases will be released in the future.

Want to learn more? Explore this site or join our community on Discord.

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Disclaimer

Please note that these docs are a work in progress and may be updated frequently. We encourage you to monitor them regularly to stay informed about product specifications as they evolve. Refrain from considering any part of these docs as a fixed promise or commitment from the Rouge Team.

The content and timelines for product releases are subject to change as market conditions, community requirements, and our planning adapt to accommodate more accurate product requirements and implementation constraints.

The Rouge Protocol V2 smart contracts are currently under active development and should not be considered entirely stable. We recognize the importance of auditing, but it will be conducted once the code has reached a sufficient level of stability and we are prepared to transition out of beta.