Documentation

Start in a few steps.

1. Open Tools and choose token research or a public wallet check. Enter a token name, contract, or public address.
2. Search a token name, symbol, or exact contract in Market Watch.
3. Select a pair and review its network, contract, liquidity, and snapshot time.
4. Add up to three pools to a comparison, create a price monitor, save a research note, or export a CSV snapshot.

Market Watch

Market Watch starts with a multi-asset Trending view from GeckoTerminal. Robinhood and New Pools are separate feeds. Each feed reads up to two provider pages, selects one pool per token and network, and shows 20 assets per table page. The actual number of assets depends on provider coverage and duplicate pools. Free-text and contract searches use DEX Screener’s indexed DEX pairs. Results may include different tokens with the same symbol, and multiple pools for the same token. Use the contract address and network to identify an asset.

Filter by network and minimum pool liquidity, then sort by liquidity, volume, reported price change, or pair creation time. Each selected pair has a contract copy button and an external provider link.

Choose a pool to load its USD candlestick chart and trading volume from GeckoTerminal. Switch between 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h, and 1d intervals; switch between candles and a close-price line, toggle volume, expand the chart, drag or zoom, and hover to inspect open, high, low, close, and volume. Rising candles are green and falling candles are red. Refresh retrieves a new snapshot. Some pools or networks are not indexed by the chart provider; use the external provider link when history is unavailable.

Use “Add to comparison” in a selected pool’s details to keep up to three pools side by side. Compare price, reported change, liquidity, volume, and pool age. Export the comparison as CSV, or remove individual pools. This shortlist lasts for the current page session and its snapshots do not refresh automatically. Reloading the page clears it.

Market observations use transparent fixed rules: liquidity below $25,000, 24-hour moves above 20%, pairs less than 24 hours old, and FDV more than 100× pool liquidity. They are not generated by a language model and are not a security audit or trading recommendation.

Wallet Watch

Reads native balance, outgoing transaction count, account bytecode, and the current block from public RPC endpoints on Robinhood Chain, Ethereum, Base, or Arbitrum. All wallet readings use the same block to keep the snapshot consistent.

Paste any valid public EVM address, or use an injected wallet to share your address. Airos does not request signatures, approvals, network switching, or transaction execution. An externally owned account’s transaction count is its outgoing nonce, not its complete transaction history.

ERC-20 balances, NFTs, full transaction histories, and cross-chain total portfolio value are outside this version’s coverage. A zero native balance is not proof that a wallet has no assets.

Launch Scout

Loads recent token profiles from DEX Screener and retrieves their available pair data. A new profile can belong to an older token. This is not an exhaustive launch feed, an endorsement, or a safety ranking.

Use minimum liquidity and pair-age filters to narrow the results. Unknown creation times are excluded when a pair-age filter is active. An empty network result means no matches were returned in this feed, not that the network has no tokens.

Watchlist & price monitors

Use the star beside a pool in Market Watch, or “Save to watchlist” in its details, to bookmark up to 100 pools. Saved tokens persist on this device. Open a saved pool, refresh its snapshot, export saved pools as CSV, or remove it. Unavailable refreshes preserve the last recorded snapshot.

Save up to 20 pair-specific monitors with a USD price threshold. Choose “at or above” or “at or below.” You can pause, resume, update, and remove monitors from your watchlist.

Checks run every 60 seconds while the workspace tab is open and visible. The “Check now” button runs a manual refresh. A threshold crossing creates an in-app message and activity record; it resets when the price moves back outside the threshold.

No check runs after the tab closes. External notifications, scheduled server jobs, and continuous background execution are not active in this version.

Data you can put in context.

Provider market responses are cached briefly to reduce duplicate requests. Each view shows its retrieval time. Provider data may be delayed, incomplete, or temporarily unavailable. Airos shows errors and retry controls rather than replacing failed requests with invented prices.

CSV exports include all filtered pairs in the current feed, across its table pages. Tracked volume and liquidity cards summarize this returned feed; they are not totals for the entire crypto market. Price-change columns are snapshots from the provider for the current feed or search. The separate chart shows GeckoTerminal OHLCV history for the selected pool and token; prices may differ by retrieval time. Missing values are marked as unavailable.

Your data, close to you.

Up to 100 bookmarked pools, price monitors, up to 100 research notes, and the latest 150 activity records live in this browser’s local storage. They persist across refreshes on the same origin and browser but do not synchronize to other devices. Clearing browser storage removes them.

Wallet lookups use the Airos server first and can query the selected public RPC directly from your browser if that route is unavailable. Market feeds and searches use the Airos server first, with direct browser fallback to GeckoTerminal or DEX Screener when that route is unavailable. Candle history can be requested directly from GeckoTerminal if the server route is unavailable. Token images load from the provider image host. No private key, seed phrase, or wallet signature is needed. Do not place secrets in research notes.

You can export notes, market results, wallet snapshots, and activity records from the workspace. Activity records and individual notes can also be deleted there.

What this version is.

This Airos research release includes public data tools, rule-based observations, and local workflows. The AI brand direction is broader than the capabilities currently shipped.

Conversational model-powered agents, persistent server monitoring, trade execution, token deployment, and token-gated features are future decisions. The official X profile is @AirosProtocol. A token launch on Pons Family is planned. No Airos token contract, confirmed launch date, partnership, or audit is represented as live until announced. The Launch hub shows the current public contract and launch links when configured.