# Quick Start

Kickstart your development on Verona with quick, no fuss guides designed to get you up and running in just 5 minutes. These guides are tailored for developers who want to see results fast with no complex setup, no unnecessary overhead.

This section is ideal for:

* Hackathon participants
* Early-stage prototyping
* Developers exploring Verona for the first time

## What You’ll Find Here

Each guide in this section walks you through launching a fully functional Verona app in minutes, using streamlined templates and built-in tools.

You will build:

* Meta Account authentication (email login, no wallets)
* Gasless transactions via Treasury contracts (users pay nothing)
* On-chain smart contract interaction
* Ready-to-extend template for your own application logic

### Zero to app in 5 Minutes

A collection of quick start templates to help you launch apps on Verona to give you an idea of the Abstraction workflow.

* [Overview](/verona/build-on-verona/computation/quick-start/zero-to-dapp-in-5-minutes.md): Start here for a breakdown of all the available templates and how to use them.
* [Launch a User Map app](/verona/build-on-verona/computation/quick-start/zero-to-dapp-in-5-minutes/launch-a-user-map-dapp-in-5-minutes.md): Launch a web based app that lets users store and retrieve data using the [user map](https://github.com/burnt-labs/contracts/tree/main/contracts/user_map) smart contract.
* [Build a React Native Mobile app](/verona/build-on-verona/computation/quick-start/zero-to-dapp-in-5-minutes/react-native-mobile-dapp-in-5-minutes.md): Create a mobile app with Meta Account login and gasless UX using Abstraxion and interacting with an instance of the [user map](https://github.com/burnt-labs/contracts/tree/main/contracts/user_map) contract.


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