SolScript Playground: A Solidity IDE for Solana in Your Browser
Write Solana smart contracts in Solidity and compile them instantly with SolScript's browser-based IDE. Features WASM compiler, Monaco editor, wallet integration, and one-click deployment.
Most Solana development requires installing Rust, the Solana CLI, and Anchor locally. The SolScript Playground lets you skip all of that — write Solidity-style smart contracts and compile them to Solana programs directly in your browser.
What the Playground Offers
The SolScript Playground is a full-featured browser IDE for Solana development:
- Monaco Editor — The same editor that powers VS Code, with SolScript syntax highlighting
- WASM Compiler — A full SolScript compiler compiled to WebAssembly, running client-side with zero server round-trips
- Instant Feedback — Compile in milliseconds, see errors and generated code immediately
- Wallet Integration — Connect Phantom or Solflare to deploy directly to Solana devnet, testnet, or mainnet
- Local Storage — Projects saved in your browser via IndexedDB, persisting across sessions
- Example Browser — Pre-loaded examples (counter, token, AMM, escrow, multisig) you can open and compile instantly
How It Compares to Other Solana IDEs
| Feature | SolScript Playground | Solana Playground (solpg.io) | Remix (Ethereum) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Language | Solidity | Rust / Python (Seahorse) | Solidity |
| Target chain | Solana | Solana | Ethereum / EVMs |
| Client-side compile | Yes (WASM) | Server-side | Yes (WASM) |
| Deploy to Solana | Yes | Yes | No |
| No installation | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Anchor output | Yes (generated) | Native | N/A |
If you’re an Ethereum developer who uses Remix, the SolScript Playground provides a similar experience for Solana. Write Solidity, click compile, click deploy.
Getting Started
- Open solscript.cryptuon.com/playground
- Write or load an example contract
- Click Compile — the output panel shows generated Anchor code and any diagnostics
- Connect a wallet, select a network, and click Deploy
No accounts to create, no packages to install, no API keys needed. Everything runs in your browser.
Under the Hood
The playground’s WASM compiler is the same SolScript compiler used by the CLI tool, compiled to WebAssembly via wasm-pack. This means:
- Same output quality as local compilation
- No data sent to servers — your code stays in your browser
- Offline capable — once loaded, the compiler works without internet
The Monaco editor provides syntax highlighting, bracket matching, and error markers. Compiler diagnostics appear inline with line numbers and descriptions.
Try It Now
Open the SolScript Playground and compile your first Solana contract in Solidity. The counter example takes 30 seconds to compile and deploy.