# Introduction

Welcome to Glider documentation. 

Glider is the world's first scalable technology to tag and find logic in deployed smart contracts.

## Glider Solutions

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[Glider IDE](https://glide.gitbook.io/main/glider-ide/) is Hexen's contribution to the Web3 security researcher community.&#x20;

It is purpose-built for scalable variant and data-driven analysis of smart contracts, enabling researchers to uncover logical patterns and vulnerabilities across entire blockchain ecosystems.

<a href="https://glide.gitbook.io/main/glider" class="button primary">Glider IDE docs</a> <a href="https://glide.gitbook.io/main/glider/glider-the-basics" class="button primary">How to write queries</a>

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[Glider API](https://glide.gitbook.io/main/glider-api/) empowers you to analyze smart contracts on supported blockchains using our advanced labeling system. This enables you to identify contract behavior, functionality, and potential risk factors in an automatice, streamlined and effective manner.

<a href="https://glide.gitbook.io/main/glider-api" class="button primary">Glider API docs</a>


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