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Darwin Connect Web is the authenticated human interface for configuring, monitoring, and operating Connect applications:
Use the web console to finish setup, inspect usage and transactions, manage credentials and webhooks, fund the application balance, test a goal, or administer the application. Each application is an isolated boundary. The application switcher scopes analytics, users, linked AIs, transactions, logs, credentials, webhooks, balance, payouts, and team access to the selected application.

Home and usage

Review request volume, success rate, latency, goals, settled transaction volume, linked AIs, balances, and fee earnings.

Users and transactions

Inspect application users, linked AIs, grants, scopes, and the Goal → Request → Deal → fulfillment → settlement timeline.

Build and test

Configure Sign in with Darwin, API keys, and webhooks, then test linked-AI operations or app-funded ephemeral goals in the Playground.

Balance, payouts, and team

Manage operational funds, fee earnings, payouts, roles, ownership, and security history when those capabilities are enabled for your application.

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Web, SDKs, and MCP

The web console does not replace your runtime integration. Production requests still use the HTTP API or a Connect SDK from your trusted backend. Connect MCP helps an authorized member inspect and troubleshoot configuration; it is not an application runtime credential.
Darwin checks application membership, role, and live user grants on the server. Hiding a control in the web app never grants or revokes authority by itself.