Paste a mint, a wallet, a .sol name or a transaction. Plumb reads the chain, the pools and the risk checks, then tells you what's actually there, with a source on every claim.
Every flag in a Plumb report names the source it came from. If a source is down, the report says so instead of filling the gap with a guess.
Mints, wallets, pools, programs, transactions, .sol names, Solscan and DexScreener links, or a plain question. Plumb works out what it is.
A 0–100 score, every flag cited, then a plain-English verdict built only from those facts. No model writing claims it can't back up.
A map of who a wallet sends to and receives from, and which programs it calls.
Watch tokens and wallets. Sign in with your wallet to sync across devices. It's a signature, never a transaction.
One click makes a link that freezes the report as it was, so the group chat sees what you saw.
The whole loop takes a couple of seconds, and nothing touches your wallet.
Paste whatever you've got: a contract from a Telegram call, a wallet that keeps showing up, a tx hash, or a question like "what's trending?"
Plumb asks Solana RPC, DexScreener, GeckoTerminal, RugCheck and SNS at the same time, and records which ones answered.
You get the score, the flags with their sources, the holders, the pools and a short verdict. Watch it, share it or export it.
The score is a sum of visible penalties, not a black box. A high score means fewer known risks. It does not mean a token will go up.
Sound a token before you ape in. It takes about two seconds and costs nothing.