Tell Scout what matters onchain.
Scout turns natural-language monitoring requests into verified live Watches. It checks what blockchain data is available, builds the monitoring logic, and only activates when the Watch can actually run.
ScoutScout checks the data and monitoring tools this request needs before building the Watch.
Understood.
Then checked.
Understand your request
Keep the scope and conditions you asked for.
Check what’s available
Explain any missing data or monitoring tools.
Verify before activation
A plan becomes live only after it passes the checks.
What can Scout watch today?
Start with an available data source. Scout checks the exact chain, activity and conditions before building your Watch.
Your request. Checked before it goes live.
Scout understands what you want to watch, checks whether the required data is available, builds the monitoring logic, verifies it, and only then activates the Watch.
- Describe it
- Check data and tools
- Ask if something is missing
- Build and verify
- Monitor live
Mix conditions to describe what matters.
A request can combine an activity, a direction, an amount, a time window and wallet history. Scout checks each part, then checks whether the whole combination can run.
- Onchain activity
- + Your filters
- + Time or history
- A Watch, when verified
Some combinations are still being built. Scout explains the missing part and keeps your request unchanged.
Explore the monitoring tools →Protocols provide data.
Scout provides the monitoring logic.
Scout is not built as one monitor per protocol. New protocols can be added as data sources without rebuilding the Watch system.
- Installed data sources
- Scout monitoring engine
- Your Watches
More data sources can be added through Scout adapters. A protocol is only available when it appears in Scout’s capability list.