what it does
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Graph, not table
Transactions, addresses and UTxOs are nodes; value is the edge between them. Follow a flow by walking the graph instead of paging through rows and copying hashes between tabs.
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Two chains, one canvas
Cardano and Bitcoin share the same workspace and the same layout engine. Trace value across a bridge in one continuous path — no second explorer, no lost context.
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Bookmarks and annotations
Name anything on the canvas — a transaction, an address, a single output — and pin it. Your labels outlive the session, so the graph accumulates what you learned about it.
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Shareable canvases
Hand over the whole investigation as a link: layout, expanded nodes, bookmarks and every note you wrote. Whoever opens it sees the picture you built, not a bare search result.
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Userscripts
Drop in JavaScript that reads transactions, UTxOs, datums and metadata, then rewrites how those nodes look and what they say. Your protocol knowledge becomes part of the view.
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Mouse optional
Modal, vim-style keybindings cover traversal, search, selection and expansion. Hands stay on the home row for a whole investigation.