Flexible Solidity
Debug, audit & optimize Solidity in your JetBrains IDE
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Debug, audit & optimize Solidity in your JetBrains IDE
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A full Solidity IDE as a JetBrains plugin; 100% locally! Step through contract execution with live debugging on Anvil — breakpoints, variable names, stack decoding. Run 18+ security inspections in real time (reentrancy, access control, ERC compliance) & export reports as PDF or HTML. Optimize gas with inline hints for storage packing, constant/immutable usage, and more. 30+ live templates for ERC standards & OpenZeppelin patterns. Full Hardhat & Foundry integration.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
we build a lot of different solutions have spent years writing Solidity in JetBrains IDEs, frustrated that we were always forced to choose between a great editor and proper smart contract tooling.
So we built Flexible Solidity — a plugin that turns IntelliJ, WebStorm, or any JetBrains IDE into a full-featured Solidity development environment. No cloud services, no remote code execution — everything runs on your machine.
Here's what makes it different from what's out there:
* Live Debugging — Step through Solidity execution right in the editor using Foundry's Anvil. Set breakpoints, inspect variables, the whole IDE debugging experience you know from other languages.
* 18+ Security Inspections — Real-time vulnerability detection including reentrancy (with CEI pattern analysis), access control issues, ERC compliance, and more. Plus you can export findings as PDF/HTML audit reports.
* Gas Optimization — Inline hints for 10+ patterns: constant/immutable suggestions, external vs public, array caching, storage packing, custom errors, and more.
* 30+ Live Templates — Type s:erc20, s:erc721, s:ownable, s:upgradeable and get production-ready contract scaffolding instantly.
* Hardhat & Foundry — Automatic framework detection, test run gutter icons, clickable stack traces, and console.log support.
We also built in a Solidity SDK system (configure solc like you would a Go or Python SDK), Etherscan contract import for 11 networks, and a full built-in documentation panel with tutorials, security guidelines, and a cheat sheet.
Pricing: Starting at $12.90/mo or $129/year (7-day free trial). Free for students, teachers, and open source projects. Active Solidity & Ethereum contributors can reach out to us for a 100% discount — we want to give back to the community that makes this ecosystem possible.
We'd love your feedback — what's the biggest pain point in your current Solidity dev workflow?