Token deep scan
Contract controls, taxes, holder concentration, liquidity conditions, and suspicious mechanics—shown with caveats when a provider cannot verify a chain.
ZkScout · Private by architecture. On-chain by design.
Zero knowledge of your prompts. Deep context on-chain.
ZkScout brings token checks, wallet intelligence, charts, liquidity, and market context into one private AI research conversation. ZkScout’s operator servers never receive your prompt text; public-data APIs still receive the scoped addresses, tokens, or search terms needed for each lookup.
Pre-launch concept · product development has not started yet · research and education only · no trade execution
01Your model. Your key.
Connect directly to a supported provider, or run a local model when the device can handle it.
02Evidence before narrative.
Answers are assembled from chain-scoped tools, not invented market facts.
03Research, never instructions.
The product presents data and uncertainty; it does not tell people what to buy or sell.
Concept preview
What we intend the research loop to feel like.
This is a product concept, not a live demo. It shows the intended interaction model so early visitors can understand what ZkScout is being designed to do before development begins.
Intended research sessionConcept · not functional yet
One research question
“Show me the contract risk, wallet concentration, liquidity, chart activity, and relevant news for this token — and cite the evidence.”
Intended response structure
- ContractSurface controls, taxes, suspicious mechanics, and verification limits.
- WalletsSummarize concentration and notable public-address activity.
- MarketsBring price, volume, and liquidity context into the same research thread.
- SourcesKeep evidence attached so conclusions can be checked instead of blindly trusted.
Inside ZkScout
One research loop. Fewer blind spots.
With ZkScout, one question can replace the jump between scanners, explorers, charts, and wallet dashboards—while keeping the evidence visible in one chain-aware conversation.
Wallet intelligence
Balances, transaction patterns, asset flows, protocol exposure, and public address comparisons without requiring wallet connection.
Charts + liquidity
Pair discovery, price history, volume, liquidity, and activity—normalized by chain and sourced from the deepest available market.
Ask one question across multiple tools
Move from “What changed?” to “Show me the contract, wallet, liquidity, chart, and news evidence behind it.” The model orchestrates; the sources remain visible.
News + sentiment
Relevant headlines and sentiment signals brought beside on-chain evidence—never substituted for it.
Why ZkScout
Less tab-switching. More evidence in one place.
The goal is not to replace block explorers, scanners, charts, or news sources. ZkScout is being designed to coordinate those research steps inside one private, source-aware conversation.
Today: fragmented research
Researchers bounce between explorers, token scanners, wallet dashboards, chart tools, and news feeds, then manually assemble the story.
Planned: one research loop
Ask one question, let the model coordinate only the public-data lookups needed, and keep the evidence visible beside the resulting analysis.
ZkScout privacy
Your questions take a different route.
Your prompt goes directly from your browser to the model provider you choose—not through ZkScout’s operator servers. ZkScout’s data APIs still receive tool-query metadata such as the chain, token, wallet address, or search term needed to find evidence.
Step 01
Your browser
Your API key and conversation state stay on your device.
Step 02
Your model provider
Receives prompt text directly under your account and provider terms.
Step 03
Public-data tools
Receive only the chain-scoped lookup needed for the answer.
What stays out of ZkScout’s servers
Prompt text is not received or proxied by ZkScout’s operator servers when you use a supported direct-browser provider or a local model.
What still leaves your device
Your chosen model provider sees prompts under its own terms. Public-data services receive scoped lookups such as a chain, token, wallet address, or search term.
Where we start
Deep first. Multi-chain next.
ZkScout starts with one strong research experience, then expands chain by chain as data coverage and user demand justify it.
PulseChain
The launch focus: token research, wallet intelligence, charts, liquidity, and chain-aware evidence in one private workflow.
FirstRobinhood Chain
The next planned expansion, with research workflows shaped around the chain’s real activity and available data coverage.
NextEthereum
A broader-market expansion after the core privacy experience and multi-chain data model are proven.
LaterPre-launch FAQ
What’s real now — and what’s still planned.
ZkScout is currently a documented product concept with a live pre-launch site. The copilot itself has not been built yet.
Is ZkScout available to use today?
No. The landing page is live, but the copilot application is still in planning. Any interface shown here is a concept preview of the intended experience.
What does “zero knowledge of your prompts” mean?
The intended architecture keeps prompt text out of ZkScout’s operator servers when using a supported direct-browser model provider or local model. Your chosen model provider may still receive prompts under its own terms, and public-data tools receive the scoped lookups required for research.
Which chains are planned first?
The current roadmap starts with PulseChain, then plans Robinhood Chain, with Ethereum later as the core privacy and research workflow matures.
Will ZkScout tell people what to buy or sell?
No. The product is being designed for research and education: evidence, context, uncertainty, and source visibility — not trade instructions or execution.
How will early access work?
Join the waitlist with your email to receive launch and early-access updates. The signup is stored in ZkScout’s Cloudflare D1 waitlist database with the consent version and signup timestamp.
Early access
Follow the build before launch.
Join the ZkScout waitlist for product-development updates and early-access announcements. No trading alerts, no wallet data, and no prompt content.