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Polkadot.js apps

This page will walk you through basic possibilities to explore the Humanode networks.

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As the Humanode network is implemented based on substrate framework.

You can easily use already implemented substrate tools to interact with the Humanode chains like creating an account, exploring the networks (blocks, extrinsics, validators, etc), submitting RPC calls, submitting extrinsics and others.

Polkadot-JS Apps is the native Substrate UI for interacting with a node, allowing access to all features available on substrate-based chains. This provides a view and interaction layer from a browser.

This can be accessed as a hosted application via:

To connect the Polkadot-JS Apps to your local node, you must go into Settings and change the "endpoint to connect to" to Local Node (127.0.0.1:9944).

Check the substrate source to get more information.

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