Observed
Directly retrieved or verified information.
owner() returned 0x7Ac3…629B
Paste a wallet, contract, token, or NFT. Wooly traces the data and explains what the chain actually says.
No address handy?

Built for curious humans exploring on-chain data.
Wooly doesn't guess.
Wooly separates what the chain shows from what can only be interpreted.
Directly retrieved or verified information.
owner() returned 0x7Ac3…629B
Context derived from available evidence.
Minting appears to be owner-gated
Anything Wooly could not confidently verify.
Verified source code unavailable
See what actually lives behind an address.
Reads
Follow what a wallet holds and interacts with.
Reads
Look beyond the picture.
Reads
Turn blockchain reads into simple answers.
Try asking
Four small steps. Wooly does the walking.
Paste an address or asset.
Wooly follows available on-chain data.
Evidence is organized and referenced.
Technical reads become clear answers.
Wooly files each investigation as an Evidence Card: a compact record of what was read, where, and what stayed unknown.
Status marks show what was confirmed and what came back empty.
Every card records the network, block height and time it was checked.
Open the full report, or share the evidence with a link.
The card beside this was produced by reading NVDA on Robinhood Chain live.
Wooly Evidence
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Status
Four rules Wooly follows on every investigation.
Wooly observes. It doesn't execute transactions.
Important findings show where the information came from.
Missing information is shown instead of hidden.
Blockchain data should not require a PhD to understand.
The short version: Wooly reads, explains and admits what it doesn't know.
Wooly is a friendly on-chain research agent. Paste a wallet, contract, token or NFT and Wooly reads the public data behind it, then explains what it found in plain language with the evidence attached.
No. Wooly never asks you to connect a wallet, sign a message or approve anything. You paste a public address and Wooly reads public data. That's the whole relationship.
Yes, by design. Wooly only performs read calls. It cannot send transactions, move funds or change anything on any network.
No, and it won't pretend to. Wooly describes what the chain shows, what that likely means, and what it could not verify. It does not label assets as safe or unsafe and it does not give financial or investment advice. What you do with the evidence is up to you.
It says so. Anything Wooly could not confirm is listed under Unknown with the reason, instead of being left out or guessed at. Gaps are part of the answer.
Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism and Polygon. Every answer is a live read from the network at the moment you ask, pinned to the block it was read at.
Yes. Every investigation produces an evidence report with its own link. You can copy the link, share it, export it as a file or print it as a clean paper receipt.
Paste it in. Wooly will go and look, and come back with receipts.
No address handy?