Coordinate faster, reduce risk. Zodiac Pilot lets Safe owners and trusted delegates batch, test, and execute multi-dapp transactions from a simple browser side panel. To get started, visit Pilot’s website, documentation, and developer repo.

The way accounts interact with smart contracts is shaped as much by the affordances of technical infrastructure as by the limitations of execution tooling. For organizations, finance teams, autonomous agents, and individual users, Safe accounts have become foundational to onchain coordination — but execution itself often unfolds through fragmented approvals, repetitive interactions, and limited visibility.

Zodiac Pilot introduces a new pattern: modular, programmable execution for Safe accounts. Instead of juggling approvals across dapps and manually signing each step, users can batch interactions into a single transaction, test entire flows in a web3 sandbox, and execute from a streamlined side panel. When paired with Zodiac Roles, Pilot even lets trusted delegates execute transactions on behalf of the Safe under tightly scoped permissions — all from a simple interface.

Now production-ready, Pilot is already facilitating secure, non-custodial execution for teams managing over $2B in treasuries, including kpk (formerly karpatkey), ENS DAO, Balancer, and GnosisDAO.

Try it now at pilot.gnosisguild.org, or read on for details.

Smart contract execution has largely been constrained by piecemeal approvals and static, single-function interactions. While Safe accounts have streamlined custody and governance, transactions involving multiple protocols remain slow, repetitive, and costly — and few interfaces fully leverage Safe’s batching capabilities.

Pilot transparently unlocks this batching capability for all apps without imposing compatibility requirements on front-ends. By shifting execution from isolated approvals to modular transaction flows, Pilot lets users batch and execute dynamically — minimizing fragmentation while preserving control.

Group transactions, reduce costs: Combine multiple web3 interactions into a single batch, minimizing gas fees and the number of signatures to be collected.

Seamless and secure multi-dapp execution: Run transactions across Aave, Uniswap, Balancer, and more — no custom integrations, no contract modifications. Approve, execute, revoke, all within an atomic batch transaction. Never lose funds to hacks.

One interface, no extra windows: Pilot’s browser side panel lets users test, modify, and execute transactions without leaving their workflow.

Unlike static execution models, Pilot is modular, context-aware, and built to evolve with onchain activity.

In most execution models, permissioning is binary: either a signer has full control, or they don’t. This structure bottlenecks operational efficiency while exposing teams to unnecessary security risks.

Leveraging Zodiac Roles, Pilot enables precise execution control. Teams can delegate specific actions to trusted roles while ensuring all permissions remain fine-grained, transparent, and programmable.

Streamline repetitive actions with scoped permissions: Reduce blind signing by assigning roles for routine transactions, ensuring secure execution without unnecessary signer fatigue.

Minimize security risks in execution: Enable token swaps, treasury rebalances, and governance actions within predefined limits.

Reduce multisig coordination overhead: Fine-tune access control so teams can batch, delegate, and execute workflows without manual approvals from all multisig owners at every step.

Pilot replaces static, all-or-nothing permission models with dynamic, programmable delegation, keeping Safe accounts efficient and secure.

Transaction execution in web3 often operates on blind trust. Once signed, a transaction is irreversible — any misconfiguration, miscalculation, or unexpected dapp behavior can lead to fund loss, governance failures, or wasted gas fees.

Pilot eliminates such uncertainties with simulation forks via Tenderly virtual testnets, creating a risk-free testing environment where users can validate transaction flows before execution.

Prevents costly mistakes: Run pre-execution tests for token swaps, staking, treasury movements, and governance actions before committing onchain.

Introduces a review period for execution logic: Detect and fix errors before executing, ensuring transactions behave as expected.

Maximizes capital efficiency: Explore protocols and test new strategies by running through end-to-end transaction flows without wasting gas or putting funds at risk.

For institutions and finance teams managing high-value transactions, Pilot’s simulation forks ensure execution remains reliable and auditable.

Pilot is built for any Safe user who needs precise control, modular execution, and high compatibility across web3 applications.

Treasury teams: Reduce gas costs, automate recurring actions, and delegate securely with role-based permissions.📍e.g. An onchain treasury delegates execution to a third party, which uses Pilot to manage assets under tightly scoped rules.

DAO operators: Batch governance proposals, simulate fund flows, and reduce approval overhead.📍e.g. An onchain entity simulates and batches treasury disbursements into a single transaction, saving gas and signer time.

Developers: Build and test multi-protocol workflows without custom contract integrations.📍e.g. A contributor simulates a cross-vault liquidity migration using Pilot’s sandbox.

Individual users: Interact with multiple dapps in fewer clicks — bringing EOA-like UX to Safe accounts.📍e.g. A multisig operator batches a swap, stake, and delegate action into one signature — no excessive tab switching.

Pilot moves execution beyond manual approvals and fragmented dapp interactions. With modular batching, programmable permissions, and risk-free testing, it helps teams move faster — and safer — onchain. Learn more:

✈️ Pilot website 📜 Documentation 💻 Developer repo

To learn more about the Zodiac ecosystem, follow @gnosisguild and join the Gnosis Guild Discord.

Legal disclaimer: This post and the tutorial is for informational purposes only. It may contain errors. It is not a risk assessment, nor investment advice. We take no liability for any losses arising in connection with the information provided or any other action related thereto.

Coordinate faster, reduce risk. Zodiac Pilot lets Safe owners and trusted delegates batch, test, and execute multi-dapp transactions from a simple browser side panel. To get started, visit Pilot’s website, documentation, and developer repo.

The way accounts interact with smart contracts is shaped as much by the affordances of technical infrastructure as by the limitations of execution tooling. For organizations, finance teams, autonomous agents, and individual users, Safe accounts have become foundational to onchain coordination — but execution itself often unfolds through fragmented approvals, repetitive interactions, and limited visibility.

Zodiac Pilot introduces a new pattern: modular, programmable execution for Safe accounts. Instead of juggling approvals across dapps and manually signing each step, users can batch interactions into a single transaction, test entire flows in a web3 sandbox, and execute from a streamlined side panel. When paired with Zodiac Roles, Pilot even lets trusted delegates execute transactions on behalf of the Safe under tightly scoped permissions — all from a simple interface.

Now production-ready, Pilot is already facilitating secure, non-custodial execution for teams managing over $2B in treasuries, including kpk (formerly karpatkey), ENS DAO, Balancer, and GnosisDAO.

Try it now at pilot.gnosisguild.org, or read on for details.

Smart contract execution has largely been constrained by piecemeal approvals and static, single-function interactions. While Safe accounts have streamlined custody and governance, transactions involving multiple protocols remain slow, repetitive, and costly — and few interfaces fully leverage Safe’s batching capabilities.

Pilot transparently unlocks this batching capability for all apps without imposing compatibility requirements on front-ends. By shifting execution from isolated approvals to modular transaction flows, Pilot lets users batch and execute dynamically — minimizing fragmentation while preserving control.

Group transactions, reduce costs: Combine multiple web3 interactions into a single batch, minimizing gas fees and the number of signatures to be collected.

Seamless and secure multi-dapp execution: Run transactions across Aave, Uniswap, Balancer, and more — no custom integrations, no contract modifications. Approve, execute, revoke, all within an atomic batch transaction. Never lose funds to hacks.

One interface, no extra windows: Pilot’s browser side panel lets users test, modify, and execute transactions without leaving their workflow.

Unlike static execution models, Pilot is modular, context-aware, and built to evolve with onchain activity.

In most execution models, permissioning is binary: either a signer has full control, or they don’t. This structure bottlenecks operational efficiency while exposing teams to unnecessary security risks.

Leveraging Zodiac Roles, Pilot enables precise execution control. Teams can delegate specific actions to trusted roles while ensuring all permissions remain fine-grained, transparent, and programmable.

Streamline repetitive actions with scoped permissions: Reduce blind signing by assigning roles for routine transactions, ensuring secure execution without unnecessary signer fatigue.

Minimize security risks in execution: Enable token swaps, treasury rebalances, and governance actions within predefined limits.

Reduce multisig coordination overhead: Fine-tune access control so teams can batch, delegate, and execute workflows without manual approvals from all multisig owners at every step.

Pilot replaces static, all-or-nothing permission models with dynamic, programmable delegation, keeping Safe accounts efficient and secure.

Transaction execution in web3 often operates on blind trust. Once signed, a transaction is irreversible — any misconfiguration, miscalculation, or unexpected dapp behavior can lead to fund loss, governance failures, or wasted gas fees.

Pilot eliminates such uncertainties with simulation forks via Tenderly virtual testnets, creating a risk-free testing environment where users can validate transaction flows before execution.

Prevents costly mistakes: Run pre-execution tests for token swaps, staking, treasury movements, and governance actions before committing onchain.

Introduces a review period for execution logic: Detect and fix errors before executing, ensuring transactions behave as expected.

Maximizes capital efficiency: Explore protocols and test new strategies by running through end-to-end transaction flows without wasting gas or putting funds at risk.

For institutions and finance teams managing high-value transactions, Pilot’s simulation forks ensure execution remains reliable and auditable.

Pilot is built for any Safe user who needs precise control, modular execution, and high compatibility across web3 applications.

Treasury teams: Reduce gas costs, automate recurring actions, and delegate securely with role-based permissions.📍e.g. An onchain treasury delegates execution to a third party, which uses Pilot to manage assets under tightly scoped rules.

DAO operators: Batch governance proposals, simulate fund flows, and reduce approval overhead.📍e.g. An onchain entity simulates and batches treasury disbursements into a single transaction, saving gas and signer time.

Developers: Build and test multi-protocol workflows without custom contract integrations.📍e.g. A contributor simulates a cross-vault liquidity migration using Pilot’s sandbox.

Individual users: Interact with multiple dapps in fewer clicks — bringing EOA-like UX to Safe accounts.📍e.g. A multisig operator batches a swap, stake, and delegate action into one signature — no excessive tab switching.

Pilot moves execution beyond manual approvals and fragmented dapp interactions. With modular batching, programmable permissions, and risk-free testing, it helps teams move faster — and safer — onchain. Learn more:

✈️ Pilot website 📜 Documentation 💻 Developer repo

To learn more about the Zodiac ecosystem, follow @gnosisguild and join the Gnosis Guild Discord.

Legal disclaimer: This post and the tutorial is for informational purposes only. It may contain errors. It is not a risk assessment, nor investment advice. We take no liability for any losses arising in connection with the information provided or any other action related thereto.