TxDocket transforms messy onchain activity into crisp, accountant‑friendly transaction schedules for Base wallets. Paste an address and instantly see all ERC‑20 transfers — dates, tokens, amounts, counterparties. Export clean CSV, filter out spam airdrops, and view stablecoin inflow/outflow summaries. Designed for finance teams, auditors, DAOs, and ops. No wallet connection, no sign‑up, purely read‑only. Free forever. Optional AI‑powered wallet memos coming soon.

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I’m Shane, and I built TxDocket out of a very practical frustration: digging through block explorers by hand just to get a clean list of wallet activity for an accountant or auditor. TxDocket fixes that. Paste a public Base wallet address, and in seconds you have a transaction schedule you can actually use. Download it as CSV, hide the obvious spam tokens, and see a stablecoin inflow/outflow summary — all without connecting a wallet. Why Base? A lot of real businesses are moving their operations there, but the ops and finance tooling hasn’t caught up yet. Most institutional tools come with hefty price tags that just don't make sense for early‑stage web3 startups and founders. TxDocket is different. The idea came from wanting to give smaller teams a practical, zero‑cost alternative to those expensive platforms while they're still finding their feet. The basic schedule generator is completely free forever. Later I'll introduce AI‑generated plain‑English wallet memos (paid). For now, I'd love to hear what features would make this a must‑have for your workflow. Thanks for checking it out 🙏

AppSignal — Get full visibility into app health, errors, and performance

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TxDocket

Clean transaction schedules for any Base wallet.

Clean transaction schedules for any Base wallet.