Wallet Portfolio Tracker
A private local utility for fast multi-chain wallet visibility.
This is a personal-use tracker built to monitor large numbers of wallets across multiple chains from one local dashboard. It is not a public product and is not intended for distribution.
The main value is workflow speed, privacy, and bulk visibility: turning a slow manual checking process into one scan that surfaces balances and totals much faster.
Project Summary
Managing many wallets across different chains creates a practical monitoring problem. Existing options are slow, repetitive, or too dependent on third-party services.
This tracker was built as a private local application that aggregates balances across multiple chains in one place while keeping the workflow on the user's own machine.
What It Solves
Bulk Visibility
Reduces the friction of checking many wallets one by one across different ecosystems.
Local Workflow
The app is intended to run on localhost rather than as a hosted public service.
Privacy-first Design
The tool is framed around minimizing exposure and keeping the workflow under direct local control.
Fast Scanning
Brings multiple chains and wallet views into one dashboard instead of spreading them across many tools.
Core Features
Multi-chain Support
Designed to pull balances across EVM chains, Solana, TRON, TON, and Bitcoin from a single interface.
Local Validation and Processing
Input handling and wallet processing are designed to happen locally within the app workflow.
Progress Scan Flow
A dedicated scan screen helps track progress while balances are being aggregated.
Results Dashboard
Wallet cards, per-chain visibility, totals, cleanup actions, and CSV export in one place.
Technical Direction
| Layer | Choice | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Framework | Next.js | Local web app structure and UI flow. |
| Language | TypeScript | Safer implementation across parsing, scanning, and state flow. |
| Styling | Tailwind CSS | Fast UI composition and consistency. |
| State | Zustand | Manages wallet list, scan progress, and result actions. |
| Chain Support | ethers.js, Solana web3, TronWeb, TON libraries | Supports chain-specific address and balance logic. |
App Flow
Build Status
The core app structure and major logic pieces are already in place. The remaining work is focused on validation, build fixes, end-to-end testing, and polish.
Core Build
Project setup, parsing flow, scan orchestration, result pages, and export support are already structured.
Current Phase
Fixes, compile verification, chain testing, and bulk workflow testing.
Next Polish Steps
Retry actions, better sorting, balance-only filters, rate-limit handling, and stronger mobile responsiveness.
Important Context
This project is documented in the portfolio as a personal internal utility, not as a public launch. The emphasis here is on systems thinking, workflow optimization, and local-first execution rather than public distribution.
Want to Talk About It?
Reach out if you want to discuss the architecture, local-first design choices, or the workflow thinking behind the tool.
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