Solana utilities
Free, read-only tools for any Solana wallet — not just members. Built in-house because searching for these and clicking the wrong result is how people get drained.
- The only address for these tools is https://otherworldprojex.io/tools. Bookmark it and use the bookmark — not a search result, not a link in a message.
- We will never send you this link.Not in a DM, not in a reply, not from a "support" account. Anyone who does is not us.
- Nothing on this page asks you to connect a wallet yet. When tools that sign arrive, they will show you the simulated result before you approve anything, and the irreversible ones will make you say so in words.
Reading the chain…
Paste any Solana address and see what it has approved. Nothing connects, nothing signs — you can check an address you don't control, which is the safest way to look at a wallet you're worried about.
Every native SOL stake account an address can sign for, what it is doing, and whether the SOL in it is actually available. Read-only, no connection — the same as the inspector above.
Revoking approvals and reclaiming rent act on your own accounts, so they need your wallet connected and your signature. Everything above works without connecting anything.
What's coming.Merging, splitting and withdrawing stake are next — the reading above is deliberately first, because every one of those begins with knowing exactly what an account is, and getting that wrong is how a stake tool destroys somebody's position. The permanent ones, revoking a mint or freeze authority and making a token immutable, come last and will sit well away from everything else: on other sites those buttons sit next to "revoke approvals", which is a trap for a tired person, and we are not reproducing that layout.
We never hold a key. No tool here will ever sign on your behalf or ask for a seed phrase. Anything that needs a signature will be signed in your own wallet, on your own device, after you have seen what it does.
Inspired by the utilities at Solana Compass. These are our own implementations — our bugs are ours to answer for.