What’s new in Zodiac
Once a month, a short note from our team: what we built, what changed, and what is coming next. Read it here, or have it land in your inbox.
September 2026
An address book, clear signing, and your Safes in the app
What changed in Zodiac in August and September.
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An address book for your organization
Name an address once, and everyone in your organization sees that name across the app. Open Address book in the sidebar, or click the add icon next to any unnamed address.
- Import your Safe{Wallet} address book, as JSON or CSV.
- Known contracts name themselves, from about 7,800 verified Kleros tags and our token list.
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Clear signing in Pilot
Before you submit, Pilot now describes each transaction in plain language: what the call does, the token amounts, and who is involved, by name. The descriptions come from the ERC-7730 clear signing registry, which covers Aave, Lido, Uniswap, Morpho, 1inch, and more.
- A verified contract name always wins over an address book entry, so nobody can relabel a known contract.
- When a dapp asks for a permit signature, Pilot offers the matching approval transaction instead.
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Run your Safes from Zodiac
Create a Safe or import one, then run it from the app. Owners and threshold of an imported Safe come in from the chain.
- Change owners and the threshold, then deploy the change like any other update.
- Co-owners in your workspace sign in the app. Once the threshold is met, any connected wallet can execute, and a results page shows what happened onchain.
- Share a read-only link to any deployment for review. Reviewers need no account.
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A faster app
Vault pages now appear at once, and balances stream in behind them. In our tests, cached balances went from over ten seconds to under half a second. Behind the scenes, SER, our Smart Execution Router, now reads from the new Zodiac indexer: one response replaces a chain of requests, one per Roles modifier.
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Rewritten docs
We rewrote docs.zodiac.eco. Guides take you through the app step by step, from importing a Safe to your first policy. Developers get the full reference for constellations, Roles, and Delay.
Browse the docs - Company
On the blog: Onchain operations
A new series on running a treasury onchain without one key that can move everything.
- Part 1, Can you keep $45,000,000? Defend a simulated treasury against eight common threats.
- Part 2, What routine transactions should feel like. How Pilot turns a swap, a stake, and a supply in three apps into one transaction.
July 2026
About constellations, independence, and new roles
The first Zodiac monthly update: the spin-out into Zodiac Labs, a first look at Roles v3, and your organization as code.
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Zodiac spun out of Gnosis Guild
Zodiac now operates as an independent company: Zodiac Labs GmbH, Berlin. The onchain components stay open-source, forever, and Zodiac itself remains fully self-custodial. None of that changes. What changes is focus: the stack you depend on now has a dedicated team, building on it full-time.
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Roles v3 is feature-complete and entering audit
Roles v2 answered one question: what is this caller allowed to do? Real-world delegation fails on three more. How much? How often? Until when? Roles v3 answers all four. A role is no longer just a list of allowed calls. It is a budget, a schedule, and a key that expires.
- Session keys, natively: memberships can be time-bound, usage-limited, or both. When the last use is consumed, the key revokes itself. And execution is relayable: a member signs, anyone can submit.
- Budgets in dollars: allowances gain a price adapter, so a policy can say "50,000 USD per month" while the role spends across any assets.
- Slippage with a ceiling: the new WithinRatio operator bounds amount-out against amount-in, in basis points, enforced onchain on every call.
A detailed writeup of everything in v3 will be published in August.
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Your organization as code
A constellation declares every Zodiac object in TypeScript: the Safes, the Roles modifiers, the members, the permissions, and the wiring between them. The SDK compares the declaration with the chain and applies the difference. You write what your organization should be, and Zodiac makes it so. Constellations are live today.
Read how constellations work - Company
We want to talk to every team using Zodiac
We are sitting down 1:1 with the teams that run Zodiac: how you operate, what you need, where Zodiac should go next. If you run anything on Zodiac, one of our cofounders would love a slot on your calendar.
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