Fogo was built by people who actually ship.
Not by committees optimizing slide decks — but by developers who got tired of unstable tooling, broken testnets, and documentation that looked complete but wasn’t.
Every feature feels intentional. Session-based interaction reduces wallet friction. The testnet remains consistent under load. RPC access doesn’t punish experimentation.
Competitors can copy TPS metrics.
They can’t copy the experience of debugging at 3 AM and designing infrastructure to prevent it from happening again.
Fogo’s edge isn’t just speed.
It’s empathy engineered into architecture.
Builders notice the difference — and they build where they feel understood.