> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.zest.ac/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.zest.ac/features/discover.md).

# Discover dApps

The Discover page (`/`) is Zest's home screen — a live grid of every supported protocol on Monad.

## What you see

Each protocol card shows:

* **Logo & name** with a category badge (DEX / LST / Lending / Launchpad / etc.)
* **TVL** — real-time total value locked (fetched on-chain where available)
* **24h Vol** — 24-hour trading volume
* **APY** — current yield (for staking/lending protocols)

## Filtering & sorting

Use the filter bar above the grid to:

* **Filter by category**: All / DEX / LST / Lending / Perps / Launchpad / Bridge / NFT / Tools
* **Search by name**: Type to filter in real time
* **Sort**: By TVL (default)

## Opening a protocol widget

Click any card to open the protocol's **embedded widget** — a full interaction panel that lets you swap, stake, lend, etc. without leaving Zest.

Protocols that link out (Bridge, Crystal, Merkl) open a dedicated page or external tab.

## Live block feed

The scrolling ticker at the top of the page shows live Monad blocks as they're produced — block number, finality time (\~0.5s), transaction count, and gas price.


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