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# GenLayer Studio

GenLayer Studio is an interactive sandbox where developers explore the potential of GenLayer's Intelligent Contracts. It replicates the GenLayer network's execution environment and consensus algorithm, but offers a controlled and local environment to test different ideas and behaviors.
GenLayer Studio is an interactive sandbox where developers explore the potential of GenLayer's Intelligent Contracts. It replicates the GenLayer network's execution environment and consensus algorithm, but offers a controlled environment to test different ideas and behaviors.

You can use Studio in two common ways:

- **Hosted Studionet:** Open [studio.genlayer.com](https://studio.genlayer.com/) in your browser. This is the fastest way to try contracts, use Studio features such as logs, validators, and the built-in faucet, and complete browser-wallet onboarding flows that ask you to add the Studio network.
- **Local Studio:** Run Studio locally when you need full control over your development environment.

<Callout type="info">
Studionet and Bradbury are different networks. Use **Studionet** for hosted Studio features and the built-in Studio faucet. Use **Bradbury** when you are ready for production-like testnet deployments with persistent state; Bradbury uses the public testnet faucet and network details on the [Networks](/developers/networks) page.
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### What you can do with the GenLayer Studio:

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