About Kist
Kist is a multi-chain portfolio tracker for Avalanche, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain and Base. It's built by Simon (@SimpleSimon872), an independent developer in Australia.
Why Kist exists
Every other decent wallet went downhill over the last few years, and NFTs never got any love.
So Kist treats NFTs as first-class holdings: grouped by collection, priced at floor, and opened up when they own a wallet of their own. Your tokens, NFTs and wallets across every chain add up in one place, without handing anything over.
Where Kist is today
What it does
- Tracks any number of wallets across Avalanche, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain and Base, in one total
- Prices tokens, including Robinhood Chain stock tokens, and labels unpriced ones honestly
- Groups NFTs by collection, priced at floor
- Finds token-bound accounts (ERC-6551) and shows what's inside
- Swaps and bridges through your own connected wallet, with routes from Li.Fi
- Tags burner wallets so stray value in them gets noticed
What it doesn't do (yet)
- Hold your keys. Kist never asks for a recovery phrase or private key
- Sync wallets between devices. They're saved in your browser
- Show Avalanche X-Chain or P-Chain balances. It reads the C-Chain
- Track staking or liquidity pool positions. They're on the list
How it works
Public data only. When you add an address, Kist reads what's at it from the blockchain, the same public information anyone can see.
No account. There's nothing to sign up for. Your list of wallets is kept in your browser on your device.
You sign, always. Swaps and bridges are built by Kist with routes from Li.Fi, then sent to your own wallet app for you to approve or reject.
Something broken? Tell me.
If a balance looks wrong, a price is off or something just doesn't work, I want to know. Message or tag me on X and I'll look into it.
Open your kist
It runs in your browser and installs to your home screen like an app.