Dogecoin Core
Activeby Core developers
The reference full node and wallet, maintained by the volunteer core team. C++ codebase descended from Bitcoin Core, so most Bitcoin node tooling and RPC patterns carry over.
33 projects, honestly labelled. Next time someone says Dogecoin has no developers, this page is the reply. Maintain something that belongs here? Submit it.
Activity labels are computed from each repository's last push (GitHub data refreshed July 6, 2026). "Quiet" is an observation, not an insult – finished tools can be quietly excellent.
The reference node, the official libraries, and the infrastructure projects the ecosystem is built on.
by Core developers
The reference full node and wallet, maintained by the volunteer core team. C++ codebase descended from Bitcoin Core, so most Bitcoin node tooling and RPC patterns carry over.
by Dogecoin Foundation
A pure C library of Dogecoin building blocks: keys, addresses, and transaction construction and signing, with no full node required. Official Python and Go bindings exist. The foundation of a future beyond-the-node ecosystem.
by Dogecoin Foundation
A backend service (Go) that sits on top of Dogecoin Core and gives your business a REST API for accounts, invoices, and payment events - the official answer to "how do I accept DOGE in my app".
by Dogecoin Foundation
Sending Dogecoin transactions over radio links for regions without reliable internet - one of the Foundation's most ambitious infrastructure experiments.
by Dogebox working group
A purpose-built operating system for running a Dogecoin node and services on dedicated hardware - the "node in a box" project from the Dogebox working group.
by DogeOS team
An application layer for Dogecoin in development by the team behind MyDoge, aiming to bring dApps and smart-contract-style functionality to DOGE. Announced with a 2026 launch window; watch this space.
Language bindings and libraries for talking to the chain from Python, Go, JavaScript, and C.
by DogeOrg
Official Python bindings for Libdogecoin: generate keys and addresses and build transactions from Python without running a node.
by DogeOrg
Go bindings for the Libdogecoin C interface - the same key, address, and transaction primitives for Go services.
by DogeOrg
A native Dogecoin library written in Go: keys, addresses, scripts, and transactions without cgo. Young but moving.
by DogeOrg
A Go library for high-performance chain tracking against Dogecoin Core: follow new blocks, handle reorgs, and feed your own services.
by Community
The classic Python JSON-RPC client for Bitcoin-family nodes. Because Dogecoin Core speaks the same RPC dialect, it works with your Dogecoin node out of the box - our curriculum uses plain HTTP for transparency, but this saves boilerplate.
by Community
The standard JavaScript library for Bitcoin-family transactions. Not Dogecoin-specific: bring your own Dogecoin network parameters (version bytes, WIF prefix) and test on testnet first.
by DogeOrg
Reusable web components for Dogecoin front-ends - drop-in UI pieces for balances, addresses, and payments.
Indexers, chain trackers, hosted APIs, and node tooling for running Dogecoin in production.
by DogeOrg
Indexes UTXOs and balances per address from your own node (Go) - the self-hosted answer to "what is the balance of this address", which raw Dogecoin Core does not track for arbitrary addresses.
by DogeOrg
Tracks Dogecoin transactions for addresses you care about, built on the DogeWalker chain-tracking library.
by DogeOrg
A Docker image for spinning up a Dogecoin Core node - handy for CI, experiments, and keeping your host clean.
by BlockCypher
A hosted REST API with a dedicated Dogecoin endpoint: query blocks, transactions, and addresses, and push raw transactions without running your own node. Free tier available; good for prototypes.
by CoinGecko
Free market-data API with DOGE coverage - the standard choice when an app needs a "how much is 5 USD in DOGE" conversion. Utility data, not trading advice.
Where users hold DOGE. Know these - your app's users arrive with one of them.
by MyDoge
The flagship self-custodial mobile wallet for Dogecoin, with social tipping built in. If you build for DOGE users, a large share of them are here.
by SatoshiLabs
Hardware wallet with native Dogecoin support - the recommendation to give users holding more than pocket change.
by Ledger
Hardware wallet supporting DOGE through Ledger Live and third-party wallet apps.
by Exodus
Multi-chain desktop and mobile wallet with long-standing Dogecoin support and a friendly UI.
Accept DOGE in a store or an app: self-hosted gateways and third-party processors.
by DogeOrg
A WordPress/WooCommerce payment gateway backed by GigaWallet - accept DOGE in a standard WooCommerce store while keeping custody yourself.
by BitPay
Established payment processor with Dogecoin support: hosted invoices, plugins for major carts, and fiat settlement if you want it.
by Coinbase
Hosted crypto checkout from Coinbase that accepts DOGE - the fastest "add a pay button" path if a third-party custodian fits your needs.
by NOWPayments
Crypto payments API with DOGE support, invoices, and e-commerce plugins - a common pick for donation buttons and small shops.
by CoinGate
Payment gateway with Dogecoin acceptance, plugins for major platforms, and merchant tooling.
Block explorers and datasets for inspecting transactions, addresses, and network health.
by Blockchair
Multi-chain explorer with full Dogecoin coverage, an API, and downloadable database dumps for research.
by Community
The long-running dedicated Dogecoin block explorer - quick lookups of blocks, transactions, and rich-list data.
The people and places behind Dogecoin development - where decisions are discussed and help is found.
by Dogecoin Foundation
The non-profit stewarding Dogecoin development: Libdogecoin, GigaWallet, and RadioDoge all live under its umbrella, guided by the motto "Do Only Good Everyday".
by House of Doge
The Foundation's commercial arm, focused on real-world adoption - payments partnerships and mainstream integrations.
by Dogecoin Foundation
The official Dogecoin site: what DOGE is, which wallets to trust, and where the community lives. Its source is open on GitHub.
by Community
The developer subreddit where core maintainers and builders answer technical questions - the right place to ask before opening a GitHub issue.
The directory only works if it's complete. If you maintain (or love) a Dogecoin project that isn't here – a library, wallet, tool, bot, or service – submit it and we'll review it against the listing policy. Corrections welcome at hello@dogecode.com.
The directory is the page people link when someone says Dogecoin has no developers. If you maintain a library, wallet, tool, or app – even a small one – it belongs here.