Is this financial advice?
No. Every score is a heuristic read of public market data. NFA, DYOR, always.
Can it actually detect rugs?
No — and it doesn't claim to. It's a liquidity/momentum screen on public market data, not a contract safety checker. It used to also read mint/freeze authority and LP lock status directly from Solana RPC, but the public mainnet endpoint rate-limits and blocks aggressively under real usage, so that check was removed rather than shipping something that silently breaks. It cannot see contract-level risk, team wallet behavior, social engineering, or anything off-chain — always verify a token's contract yourself before trading.
Why didn't it find anything on [site]?
It needs either visible token addresses in the page text/links, or the site to make its own network requests containing token addresses while the overlay is open. If a site loads everything before you click the bookmarklet and then goes idle, wait for it to refresh or navigate — the sniffer only sees traffic that happens after it's injected.
What data does it collect about me?
Nothing personally identifying. On first run it generates a random callsign stored only in your
browser's localStorage — no login, no email, no wallet connection. Every token you score
syncs to the shared server under that callsign so the group can see who's finding what.
Where does the data go?
To this server only — the one your group is running. Requests also go out to DexScreener's public API for market data. Nothing is sent to any third-party analytics or tracking service, and no Solana RPC calls are made at all.
Does it work on mobile?
Bookmarklets need a browser that lets you edit bookmark URLs, which most mobile browsers restrict. Desktop Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Edge all work fine.
Why doesn't it check mint authority / LP lock anymore?
Those checks need direct Solana RPC calls, and the public mainnet-beta endpoint rate-limits and blocks fast under real multi-user load — it would silently stop working for the group without warning. Rather than ship a feature that breaks unpredictably, it was removed. See the full scoring breakdown for what's actually being checked instead.
Can I run my own instance?
Yes — the whole thing is self-contained. Deploy your own copy, point people at your own bookmarklet link, and it runs independently of this one.