If you've been looking for a testnet wallet to play around with, Root Wallet might fit the bill.

Root Wallet is a self-custody Bitcoin wallet focused on public testnet flows, clean architecture, and a polished Flutter user experience.

It is built for real wallet behavior on testnet:

Jeremiah Jacob, the developer who built this testnet wallet wrote 

 about development that I found quite interesting.

He goes into a lot of the architectural decisions he made when working on the wallet. These may be decisions with which most developers are familiar, but as someone who has never built a waller app, I found it useful to read through how he thought about some of the decisions he made.

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If you've been looking for a testnet wallet to play around with, Root Wallet might fit the bill. 

> Root Wallet is a self-custody Bitcoin wallet focused on public testnet flows, clean architecture, and a polished Flutter user experience.
>  
> It is built for real wallet behavior on testnet:
>  
> * create and restore wallet flows
> * recovery phrase backup and confirmation
> * receive address + QR
> * send -> review -> broadcast
> * transaction history and details
> * app lock, PIN, biometrics, and recovery re-auth
> * liquid-glass light and dark themes

Jeremiah Jacob, the developer who built this testnet wallet wrote [a piece](https://medium.com/@jaykon/from-contributing-to-bdk-dart-to-building-root-wallet-8e2a94c0e4d9) about development that I found quite interesting. 

He goes into a lot of the architectural decisions he made when working on the wallet. These may be decisions with which most developers are familiar, but as someone who has never built a waller app, I found it useful to read through how he thought about some of the decisions he made.