Hey there! I’m excited to share how I built a Decentralized Application (DApp) for organ donors and receivers without writing a single line of code, all thanks to an amazing AI tool called v0.dev. If you’re a beginner and feel intimidated by coding, this guide is for you!
I’ll walk you through my step-by-step process—from using v0.dev to generate the smart contract and frontend, deploying it on Vercel, and making it live on the Sepolia testnet.
- 🔗 Live Demo: Donor DApp
- 💾 GitHub Repository: 10x-dapp
- ✍️ Full Medium Article: Read Here
v0.dev is an AI-powered code generation tool that creates complete projects from simple text prompts—no manual coding required! I used it to generate both the smart contract and frontend UI for my DApp.
I opened v0.dev and entered this simple prompt:
"Create me a basic frontend DApp for organ donor and receiver. I can register new donors and map donors with receivers. Keep it basic and integrate it with Web3 using the Sepolia testnet."
Within seconds, AI provided:
✅ A Solidity Smart Contract to handle donor/receiver registration and mapping.
✅ A Frontend UI using TypeScript & ShadCN with Web3 integration.
✅ Deployment Instructions to get everything live on Sepolia and Vercel.
v0.dev provided a fully functional preview of the project, which allowed me to test the application directly from the chat. I reviewed the smart contract and frontend code before proceeding to deployment.
To deploy the contract, I followed the AI’s instructions:
- Opened Remix IDE (Remix Ethereum)
- Pasted the Smart Contract code from the AI output.
- Got Sepolia ETH from a faucet (Sepolia Faucet).
- Deployed the Contract:
- Selected Injected Provider - MetaMask.
- Compiled the contract (Ctrl+S).
- Clicked Deploy, confirmed in MetaMask.
- Saved the Contract Address (e.g.,
0x123...abc
).
I updated the frontend by replacing the placeholder address in app/page.tsx
with my deployed contract’s actual address.
const contractAddress = "0xYOUR_DEPLOYED_CONTRACT_ADDRESS";
Since v0.dev integrates with Vercel, deployment was super easy!
- Clicked the Deploy button in v0.dev chat, and it was live instantly.
- Downloaded the files as a ZIP, opened the folder in VS Code, and pushed them to GitHub.
- Logged into Vercel, imported the repo, and clicked Deploy.
🚀 In just minutes, the DApp was live at donor-10x-dapp.vercel.app.
I tested the deployed DApp by:
✅ Registering a Donor → Entered a name & confirmed in MetaMask.
✅ Registering a Receiver → Same process.
✅ Mapping a Donor to a Receiver → Successfully updated on-chain.
💡 Everything was stored securely on Sepolia blockchain, making the system transparent and immutable. 🎉
✅ Even without coding, you can build functional DApps!
This is game-changing for rapid prototyping and hackathons.
✅ AI doesn’t replace developers—it empowers them!
Use AI tools smartly to increase efficiency.
✅ Experiment and learn!
Test your DApp, modify the AI-generated code, and explore more Web3 concepts.
🚀 I built a fully functional blockchain DApp in hours instead of days—without writing any code manually!
This project proves that AI-powered development is the future, allowing developers to focus on innovation rather than boilerplate coding.
💡 Want to learn more? Read my full Medium article:
👉 10X Development: Building a DApp Without Coding Using AI
🔗 Live Demo: Donor DApp
💾 GitHub Code: 10x-dapp Repository
🛠️ AI Tool Used: v0.dev
💡 Smart Contract Deployment: Remix Ethereum
🌐 Sepolia Testnet Faucet: Get Sepolia ETH
🚀 Vercel Hosting: Vercel
- AI-Powered Code Generation - v0.dev
- Smart Contract: Solidity, Ethereum Sepolia Testnet
- Frontend: Next.js, TypeScript, ShadCN
- Blockchain Integration: ethers.js, MetaMask
- Hosting: Vercel
🎉 If you found this useful, give it a ⭐ on GitHub and try building your own AI-powered DApp! 🚀