fun.md

Functional View

The app, yet simple, has more than one function. You can interpret diagrams below as a survey of the features.

graph
    Safes
    Assets
    Transactions
    Dapps
    Settings
    click Safes "#safes"
    click Assets "#assets"
    click Transactions "#transactions"
    click Dapps "#dapps"
    click Settings "#settings"

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• Safes shows list of added accounts
• Assets shows a quick view of a safe's balances and relevant actions
• Transactions deals with lists of pending and past transactions
• Dapps shows current connections to browser apps
• Settings shows apps' and safe's settings and is a home to other app features

Safes

graph LR
    Safes --> i[List of accounts]
    Safes --> a[Load existing account]
    Safes --> b[Create new account]
    Safes --> c[Select account]
    Safes --> d[Remove account]

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Safes list is accessible from every app tab and shows all accounts added to the app.

• Load existing account allows to add existing safe to the app
• Create new account opens safe creation form. For some networks, the creation is sponsored (such as Gnosis Chain), for others user must have an owner key added to the safe before creating an account
• Select account will change the selected safe.
• Remove account removes the safe from the list. The safe itself still exists but is removed from the app.

Assets

Arrows in the diagram below represent "contains" relationship

graph LR
    Assets --> a[View Balances and Collectibles]
    Assets --> b[Send Tokens]
    Assets --> c[Show Safes List]
    Assets --> d[Update Token Claiming Settings]
    Assets --> e[Receive: Show Safe Address]

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Assets area of the app loads safe's balances and is a place where user starts related interface flows.

Transactions

graph LR
    T[Transactions] --> a[Queue] --> e[Details]
    e --> Sign
    e --> Reject
    e --> Execute
    e --> v[View in browser]
    T --> b[History]

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Transactions area of the app is the place where user would view and act on the staged transactions or browse past transactions.

• Queue lists pending transactions. New transaction requests appear her.
  • Details include such information as the type of transaction and help user understand what this transaction is about, in detail.
  • Sign action starts wallet flow to authenticate transaction for sending to the blockchain.
• History is a list of past transactions outgoing or incoming to the safe. Each transaction can be viewed in detail.

Dapps

graph LR
    d[Dapps] --> Scan
    d --> Disconnect

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The Dapps area holds a list of connections to external apps via Wallet Connect protocol.

• Scan action brings up camera to scan a connection QR-code.
• When connection is active, the swipe left gesture allows to Disconnect.

The apps connected to the safe send requests for sending transactions, which opens a separate transaction request screen.

Settings

graph LR
    Settings --> a[App Settings]
    Settings --> b[Safe Settings]
    click a "#app-settings"
    click b "#safe-settings"

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Settings groups various utility functions and configurations.

• App Settings contains configuration related to the app itself
• Safe Settings contains detailed information about the selected safe.

App Settings

---
title: Part 1
---
graph LR
    a[App Settings] --> k[Owner keys]
    k --> Add
    k --> Remove
    k --> c[Back up]
    k --> d[Details] --> Export
    d --> Rename
    d --> n[Receive push notifications]
    a --> b[Address book]
    a --> Security
    a --> f[Fiat currency]
    a --> p[Chain prefix]
    a --> e[Appearance]

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• Owner keys is a list of connected or imported keys that are used for transaction signing.
  • Add calls a wizard to add a key.
  • Remove deletes the key.
  • Back up starts backup flow to guide user with secret key back up process.
  • Details show more details about the key.
    • Export allows to export the imported or created key material.
    • Rename sets key's name.
    • Receive push notifications configures the app to receive requests to sign transactions with this key via push notifications.
• Address book is a list of contacts (address-name pairs).
• Security deals with the pasccode and biometric protection.
• Fiat currency configures which currency the prices are shown.
• Chain prefix turns on or off the short chain name (network name) in front of addresses. Used to protect from the mistaken transfers to a wrong network.
• Appearance sets light/dark or automatic interface appearance.

---
title: Part 2
---
graph LR
    a[App Settings] --> t[Support] --> c[Chat with us]
    t --> h[Help center]
    a --> d[Advanced] --> Tracking
    a --> u[About] --> m[Terms of use]
    u --> y[Privacy policy]
    u --> Licenses
    u --> r[Rate the app]

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Continuing with the App Settings, it also includes:

• Chat with us opens the chat with support (via Intercom)
• Help center opens the help hub with common questions and answers in the form of help articles.
• Tracking turns off or on the app usage collection and crash reporting.
• Terms of use shows the terms and conditions
• Privacy policy shows current privacy policy document
• Licenses lists software licenses.
• Rate the app allows to leave feedback via rating in the app store

Safe Settings

graph LR
    a[Safe Settings] --> Rename
    a --> r1[Remove Safe]
    a --> t[Security] --> n[Owners]
    t --> r[Required confirmations]
    n --> Add
    n --> Replace
    n --> r2[Remove ]
    r --> Change
    a --> Advanced

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Safe Settings shows selected safe's configuration values, such as its name, version, and allows to make changes to it if the owner is present in the owner keys.

• Rename changes safe's name.
• Remove Safe deletes the safe from the app.
• Security shows safe's owner configuration.
  • Add calls a wizard to add new owner via onchain transaction.
  • Replace starts flow to replace existing owner with another one.
  • Remove starst flow to remove existing owner.
  • Required confirmations shows the threshold count of signatures required for confirming transactions.
• Advanced shows technical settings for the contract, such as addresses of guards and fallback handlers.