FAQ
What are the design goals of Mopro?
- Modularity
- Developer-friendly
- Performance
- Multi-platform
See one of the recent talks for more details.
What proof systems does Mopro support?
Currently Circom/Groth16, but due to its modular architecture it is easy to add support for new proof systems.
There's experimental support for Kimchi, a Plonkish proof system, that was done during a hackathon in this PR.
There's a grantee working on adding Halo2 support. Please see the Telegram group for more information.
We welcome people to contribute support for more proof systems.
What platforms does Mopro support?
Mopro is multi-platform and aims to support as many platforms as possible. iOS, Android and Desktop (through Rust/CLI) are the main platforms supported.
There's also support for Web, but this is more for convenience and won't give any performance improvements over what people usually do on web (right now).
There's also very experimental React Native support here. We aim to make this easier to consume.
We welcome people to contribute support for more platforms.
Is Mopro just for verifying proofs on mobile?
Mopro is for both proving and verifying ZKPs on mobile.
Does Mopro run natively on a phone?
For the most part, yes. The one exception is that we currently do some witness generation for Circom using WASM. We hope to get rid of this soon to be 100% native.
See this issue for more details.