Tell checks every account and coin in your X timeline against the chain and their own history, and puts the verdict under the post.
Under each crypto post, a single colored line: red when it is a scam or a rug, amber when to be careful, green when the record is clean. Tap it to see why.
Try It LiveLaunches scanned on Robinhood Chain
Bundled launches caught
Wallets tied to bundles
No tabs to switch, no copy-pasting. It works on the posts X is already showing you.
Add to Chrome
Red for scams and rugs, amber for caution, green for trusted. Tap the line and the record opens: the account's calls, its deleted posts, the launch itself.
Posts on file
Accounts on record
Every Robinhood Chain launch is read from the chain: the wallets the creator exempted from the launch tax, the buyers of the launch block, the snipers, and what they still hold.
Reading the latest launches…
Accounts are tracked by their X id, so an old handle follows the new one. Every coin they named is measured, and coin posts that disappear are kept.
Coin posts measured
Deleted coin posts kept
The patterns that give a rug away before the chart does, and the line Tell puts under each one.
See Every LabelAn account that has named a dozen coins, most of them dead within a week. Each new call looks fresh on X. Under Tell, it shows up with the whole streak attached.
How Labels Work
What shows under the post
The same handful of accounts posting the same contract within minutes of its launch, launch after launch. When the coins they push keep turning out bundled, their posts say so.
How Labels Work
What shows under the post
A new name and a new picture, same account underneath. Tell follows accounts by their X id, so every handle they ever used stays on the record.
How Labels Work
What shows under the post
A swarm of fresh wallets is not a community. When the creator's own wallets take most of the supply in the first second, the post that shills it gets stamped before you buy.
See the Receipts
What shows under the post
The latest launches on Robinhood Chain where the creator's own wallets took the supply, straight from our index.
View All ReceiptsAnything we missed? The docs go through every label, every check and every setting.
Read the DocsIt is a Chrome extension for X. It reads the accounts and contracts on your timeline and puts one line under crypto posts: red for scams and rugs, amber for caution, green for trusted. Tap the line and the record behind it opens.
Yes. The live check takes an @handle, a post link or a contract and shows the verdict Tell would put on X, from real posts.
From the chain first: who bought each launch in its first seconds, which wallets the creator exempted from the launch tax, what they still hold. Then from public posts: which accounts named which coins, how those coins did after, and which coin posts were deleted.
No. Nothing is posted, followed or sent from your account, and it never asks for a wallet, a seed phrase or a signature. It only reads what X already loads in your browser.
No. A post warning people about a scam is labeled as a call-out, never as the scam it warns about. Serious labels on real accounts need proof from the chain or a measured record.
Not on its own. Badges can be bought and accounts can be sold or hacked. The record under the post counts more than the tick next to the name.
Robinhood Chain first: every launch on the Pons launchpad is read from the chain as it happens. Contracts from Base, Ethereum, BNB Chain and Solana are recognized in posts too.
To label a post it sends that post to our API. If you leave sharing on, the public posts you scroll past are kept so checks get better for everyone. Never your own account, your DMs or anything private, and one switch turns sharing off.
The store listing is in the works. Until it lands you add it yourself in about a minute: download it, open your extensions page, turn on developer mode and load the folder. The install page walks through it.
Free, no account needed. Works in Chrome, Brave, Edge and Arc.
