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Expand Up @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ description: Learn how to build a custom API with Chainhook.

In the previous hacks, you built some pretty complex smart contracts. But building a robust UI/UX around these smart contracts and their on-chain data can be challenging due to the nature of blockchains.

Let's take the [decentralized grants program](/stacks/hiro-hacks/hacks/build-decentralized-grants-program) hack as an example. In this project, anyone can propose a grant, and these proposals are voted on by token holders. The details of each proposal, including the title, description, and the proposal contract, are stored on the blockchain.
Let's take the [decentralized grants program](/stacks/hacks/build-a-decentralized-grants-program) hack as an example. In this project, anyone can propose a grant, and these proposals are voted on by token holders. The details of each proposal, including the title, description, and the proposal contract, are stored on the blockchain.

However, directly querying the blockchain for this data every time you want to display it in your application's UI can be slow and inefficient. And that information might not always be formatted and organized in a way that makes sense for your use case.

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