The tools

The site is a set of small tools over public data. None of them needs an account, a wallet connection, or a signature. Every page renders its text, its links and the figures from the last build without JavaScript. The live numbers, the chart, the question generator, the wallet lookup and the card drawing need it.

Stats

The dashboard. Price, market cap, liquidity, volume and holders, with the figures rendered from a snapshot at build time and replaced with live ones when the APIs answer. If a call fails, the page keeps showing the snapshot with the date it was captured rather than a spinner or a blank.

It also carries the price chart, buy and sell pressure, the burn history with every transaction linked, the holder table, the checks anyone can run, and the commands from Verify it yourself.

Wallet lookup

The lookup takes any address and reads its $IF balance from the chain. No connection, no signature, nothing to approve — a public read needs no permission.

You can check any address, including ones that are not yours. That is a property of a public ledger, not a feature we added.

Ask a better question

The question generator. A few thousand variations on what if, plus one shared question a day that is the same for everybody.

It is the least serious tool here and the closest to the point of the whole project.

Find your coin

The coin pull. 150 pieces of artwork across four rarities. Free, no wallet, nothing minted, nothing on-chain — it is a picture, and pulling one costs nothing because there is nothing to charge for.

What you have pulled lives in your own browser and is never sent anywhere. A code can move a collection between devices.

The vault

The memes, full resolution, no watermark, no credit needed. Take them.

What is deliberately absent

• No wallet connection, anywhere, for the reasons in Wallets and custody.
• No price predictions, no targets, no “next 100x”.
• No third-party trackers. Analytics are first-party and carry no cookies; the community wall renders posts from text fetched at build time rather than embedding anything that would watch you read it.
• No claims we cannot evidence. See What we do not claim.