Tapestry

Tapestry is a social graph protocol built on Solana, offering developers a unified API to integrate social features such as user profiles, follow relationships, and activity feeds into their applications. Its core business is identity resolution: it aggregates a user's on-chain wallets, off-chain accounts (e.g., Twitter, email), and profile data across multiple apps, enabling portable social identities. The primary market pain point it addresses is the fragmentation of identity and social connections in the crypto ecosystem—users must rebuild their social graph in every new dApp, while developers face high costs in developing and maintaining social infrastructure. Tapestry solves this by providing a composable social data layer, reducing development time and allowing users to bring their existing relationships into new applications.

In the past six months (March to September 2026), Tapestry has focused on expanding its ecosystem and improving developer experience. Notable developments include the release of a Solana Starter Kit for rapid prototyping, enhanced API linking logic for better cross-platform identity matching, and integration with Tops.fun. The team also launched Zumi Games, an experimental on-chain pet game, to demonstrate the protocol's capabilities in consumer applications. By the end of this period, Tapestry reported over 15 integrated apps and a Day-7 retention rate of 76.4% for apps using its social features, indicating strong user engagement. However, the protocol's ecosystem remains relatively small compared to broader Solana adoption, and its long-term value depends on continued developer uptake and the network effects of its social graph.