# IDE and Tools

#### [Remix Online IDE](https://github.com/klaytn/klaytn-docs/blob/main/docs/toolkit/klaytn-ide.md) <a href="#remix-ide" id="remix-ide"></a>

* Remix Online IDE is a powerful toolset for developing, deploying, debugging, and testing EVM-compatible smart contracts. You can write, compile, deploy and execute smart contracts on Klaytn from Remix IDE, using Klaytn Plugin.

#### [Klaytn Contracts Wizard](https://wizard.klaytn.foundation/) <a href="#klaytn-contract-wizard" id="klaytn-contract-wizard"></a>

* Klaytn Contracts Wizard is an interactive generator to bootstrap your smart contract and learn about Klaytn Contracts. This is based on OpenZeppelin Wizard.

#### [Truffle](/content/smart-contract/ide-and-tools/truffle.md) <a href="#truffle" id="truffle"></a>

* Klaytn smart contracts written in Solidity can be compiled and deployed using Truffle. At the moment, Klaytn supports up to Truffle v5.0.26.

#### [Kaikas](/content/dapp/developer-tools/getting-started/kaikas.md) <a href="#kaikas" id="kaikas"></a>

* Kaikas is a browser extension wallet for the Klaytn Network. Kaikas empowers you to store and interact with KLAY and your Klaytn-based tokens. Kaikas also enables you to sign transactions from web-based Klaytn dApps in realtime.

#### [Klaytn Wallet](/content/dapp/developer-tools/getting-started/klaytn-wallet.md) <a href="#klaytn-wallet" id="klaytn-wallet"></a>

* Klaytn Wallet is a browser-based account management tool for the Decentralized Application (dApp) developers. You can create/load your accounts, review your account balance, and transfer KLAY. You can also register your own Klaytn tokens to test basic behaviors.

#### [Klaytnscope](/content/dapp/developer-tools/getting-started-4/klaytnscope.md) <a href="#klaytnscope" id="klaytnscope"></a>

* Klaytnscope is the block explorer for the Klaytn Network. You can browse and inspect your transactions on the browser.


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