Kettaro

When I started working with blockchain data more seriously, I kept running into the same problem: there’s plenty of information available, but very little understanding. Block explorers are powerful, but they assume you already know what every contract call, method ID, or token interaction means. For most people, a wallet still looks like a wall of hashes. I built Kettaro to focus on interpretation instead of just displaying raw data. The goal was to answer simple human questions like: What actually happened here? What kind of wallet is this? Is there anything risky about this activity? Translating on-chain actions into plain English turned out to be far more useful than adding more charts or tables. During development, the project evolved from a basic explorer into something closer to a blockchain search engine — where wallets, behavior patterns, and risk signals are the primary focus. I’m excited to hear feedback from the community and learn how others think tools like this should evolve.