Frontends
Launch the apps directly from public IPFS files
Note: hexbonds.com is a backup. Check the official pages — there might be an updated version on the official sites: go.hex.com for HEX and actuator.finance for Actuator.
A frontend is the app you click through to actually use a protocol. The Launch HEX App and Launch Actuator App buttons below open the official apps from their public IPFS files, so that code comes from IPFS, not from hexbonds.com; Launch Icosa-Hedron opens Icosa’s own website. The one copy that runs from this site is “Run HEX from here” under IPFS Files & Offline Copies. This site never touches your funds.
Looking for the other kind of frontend? This page is about IPFS access copies of the official apps. For third-party apps built for staking HEX itself — Actuator, STAKEHOUSE, Icosa, Staker App, TShare.app — see Non-Official HEX Staking Frontends.
The IPFS hash: the official hash is printed on go.hex.com for HEX and on actuator.finance/app for Actuator; a copy whose files match it is the official release (what a hash in the address bar does and does not prove: IPFS guide). A seed phrase shared with anyone is shared control of the funds. You are running trustless, self-custodial software — the code is the protocol, and the website is only a convenience layer.
Actuator Frontend
Launches the official Actuator app straight from its public IPFS file. Use it to delegate an HSI, mint HTTs, farm ACTR, and redeem — the same functions as actuator.finance, served from IPFS instead of a single website.
Verify this IPFS hash:bafybeibuhledgfzhh6c52chltjfku2awvt2njls3or7tbelsus6viry6g4
Checked 2026-10-19: the Launch Actuator App button above opens the app through inbrowser.link, which fetches the files and checks them against this hash in your browser. The official site above is the other door.
HEX Frontend
Launches the HEX staking app from its public IPFS file. Stake, end stake, and use every HEX function without depending on any single website staying online.
Backup: the same files on go.hex.com’s own gateway, hex.mypinata.cloud ↗
Verify this IPFS hash:bafybeigxypck6aqtgt2wrvt2kd4ixy3ipxr7lhaafvg3j3ucdu4w3vumbm
This is the hash go.hex.com publishes as of 2026-09-08 (app version v2.1.2), and the copy hosted here is the same release. go.hex.com may publish a newer one at any time.
Icosa-Hedron Frontend
Native HEX staking and HSI creation tools. Click the “Create Stake” button to create Native or HSI stakes.
Launch Icosa-Hedron ↗app.icosa.pro
IPFS Files & Offline Copies
The HEX app's files, mirrored here so you can run it straight from hexbonds.com or download your own copy to keep. Either way it keeps working if go.hex.com goes offline; the app still reads the chain through an RPC server, which its RPC Settings panel lets you change. This copy is a backup: the v2.1.2 release, the same files the official hash names (mirrored 2026-09-10); go.hex.com always carries the current version.
This is a copy of the HEX app's v2.1.2 files, mirrored on hexbonds.com so it survives even if go.hex.com goes offline. Its files come from hexbonds.com, so nothing in the browser checks them against the official IPFS hash; the Launch HEX App button above opens the same release through a gateway that checks every file against the hash.
Actuator Local Runner
Actuator publishes a downloadable copy of its app — the “local runner” on actuator.finance/app — as a zip on IPFS. The public gateways often time out on it, so the same file is mirrored here. Unzip it. On a Mac, Control-click Start Actuator.command and choose Open (if macOS still blocks it, System Settings > Privacy & Security has an Open Anyway button on its row); open Start Actuator Windows.bat on Windows, or start-actuator-linux.sh on Linux: the script serves the app to your own browser at 127.0.0.1:4173 (on a Mac or Linux it needs Python 3 or Node.js; on Windows it uses the built-in PowerShell). The app files stay on your computer; the app's blockchain (RPC) and indexer requests still go out to public network endpoints.
SHA-256 — the value actuator.finance/app prints, and what this file hashes to:2dcefef9e56969dfcff59dc8f109848fba34d50296886005a5ba38d010ca7d59
Retrieved 2026-09-08 from the package’s IPFS hash through gateway.pinata.cloud and checked against the official page’s SHA-256 before it was mirrored. Files inside are dated 2026-08-15. Check the official page for a newer package.
Direct Contract ADVANCED
HEX runs on both PulseChain and Ethereum, and you pick which chain from inside the app — just switch networks in your connected wallet. If every frontend ever vanished, you could still call the HEX contract directly from a block explorer, with no app at all.
eHEX on Ethereum — Write Contract ↗For HEX on PulseChain, the same contract address works on ipfs.scan.pulsechain.com.
Advanced & irreversible. These are real on-chain transactions with no undo. The explorer sends whatever function is called, with whatever inputs are typed, to whatever contract address is open.
HEX contract (same address on both chains):0x2b591e99afE9f32eAA6214f7B7629768c40Eeb39