Guide

Every page answers one question about a launch or the wallets around it. The left sidebar switches between them; on a phone the same pages sit in the bottom dock. Data comes from one place — the GateKept API — so what you see here is exactly what the developer API serves.

• Token SearchTraders, smart money and cabal risk for any token.
• Multi-TokenWallets that traded several tokens, and their overlap.
• Bundle TrackerLive bundled launches, funding and launch teams.
• KOL TrackerKOL PnL leaderboards and a Copy Score.
• PulseRecent runners and what KOLs are buying.
• WatchlistAlerts the moment a launch team launches.

Nothing is gated behind a sign-in except alerts and a few saved preferences. Press ⌘K (or Ctrl K) anywhere to jump between pages or search a token.

Token Search is the front door. Give it a token and it returns the wallets that matter — the top traders, the smart-money wallets, the insiders who got supply early — plus security checks and a read on the chance it’s a cabal coin. Click any wallet for its 7-day PnL and holdings. The landing also keeps a live trending list across Solana, Robinhood, Ethereum, Base and BNB Chain.

Multi-Token is for overlap. Add up to five tokens and it surfaces the wallets that traded more than one — what each made on every token, who is still holding, and how many traders each pair of tokens has in common. It’s the fastest way to spot a group moving between launches.

Bundle Tracker watches launches as they land and rebuilds the bundle from the launch block: how much of supply the developer and the bundle took, where the bundle wallets were funded from (traced to a root), and the launch team behind it with its average all-time-high. Click a launch and it opens in the inspector on the right. The armed panel shows wallets that were just funded — teams about to launch.

KOL Tracker answers whether an influencer is actually worth copying. It ranks KOLs by realized and total PnL across launchpads, joined to their X handle, and scores each one A to F — the score drops for buying bundled launches or trading like an insider, and accounts for what their followers made 5 minutes, 1 hour and 24 hours after each buy. Two side panels show the tokens several KOLs just bought and what they still hold.

Pulse is the market’s recent memory. The main column ranks the launches that ran by the all-time-high market cap they reached (bundled and not), over the window you pick. Above it, an AI “market read” names the meta the runners point to and the themes they cluster into; it refreshes on its own as the board turns over. The right panel lists the tokens several KOLs bought in the same window — click a tracked launch to open it in the inspector.

Watchlist is your standing alarm. Add a launch team and GateKept tells you the instant that team launches again — in the app with a sound, as a browser notification, and on Telegram if you connect it. Because alerts are personal, this is one of the few pages that needs a sign-in.

Pick a theme from the theme menu — the whole workspace, including the share cards and these diagrams, follows it. A sign-in is optional and only unlocks alerts (Watchlist) and saved preferences such as custom Pulse windows; everything else works signed out.

Everything on these pages is served by the GateKept API over simple JSON endpoints, authenticated with a key and paid for with prepaid credits. See the API reference for authentication, every endpoint with example requests and responses, credit costs and quickstarts.