Mobile app

Wallet Sleuth has a native iOS app, signed in to the same account as the web app. It covers most of what you'd do day to day: checking your tracking pages, working an alert, running a Scout investigation, and keeping your address book and notification settings up to date. A handful of setup and admin-only tasks stay on the web app.

On mobile

  • Trackers home: your tracking pages as cards, plus a combined feed of recent alerts across all of them, with pull-to-refresh.
  • Tracking page detail: the price chart, price/volume/market cap stats, Wallets and Alerts action cards, and recent transactions.
  • Tracked wallets: search, tags, and a wallet inspector showing balance, USD value, supply held, identity aliases, and sub-wallets; adding a new wallet.
  • Alerts: alert rules and the recent alert log for a page.
  • Tracking page settings: members and invite links, and contact groups.
  • Creating a tracking page: look up a token, pick a tier, and pay through Apple's in-app purchase for paid tiers (the free tier creates instantly).
  • Address book: contacts across every page you can see, with search, add, and merge.
  • Scout: your investigations, the graph, heatmap, and relationships views, the wallet inspector, and sharing or importing an investigation.
  • Settings: display name, password, Face ID unlock, push notifications, viewing and toggling SMS and Telegram alerts, subscription management, and sign out.

Web only

  • Admin tools: the analytics dashboard, system logs, bot detection settings, and webhook sync controls.

  • Audits: batch wallet analysis and reports aren't available on mobile yet.

  • SMS and Telegram setup: giving SMS consent and linking a Telegram account happen on the web app; mobile only shows the status and lets you toggle alerts on or off.

  • Full transaction history and exports: mobile's alert feed covers recent activity; the full history and CSV exports stay on web.

  • Shared, embedded, and public views: opening a page someone shared with you, or an embedded widget.

  • Installing and signing in: get the app from the App Store, sign in, and set up Face ID and notifications.