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See how JudoPet brings new wallet activity to your attention—and what its alerts do and don’t mean.
What does JudoPet do?+
JudoPet is a Windows desktop pixel pet that watches a public Ethereum address, tracks all ETH tokens and NFTs it holds, and alerts you when new incoming or outgoing transactions appear. Review the move in the Wallet Room.
How does JudoPet help me spot suspicious activity?+
JudoPet alerts you when new incoming or outgoing transactions appear, so you can review moves you don’t recognize. It surfaces activity for your attention; it does not judge intent, label a transaction as a scam, or block it.
Does JudoPet connect to my wallet?+
No. It reads public Ethereum data through Blockscout. It does not request wallet connections, transaction signing, passwords, private keys, or seed phrases. Never enter a private key or seed phrase into a wallet tracker.
What information does it store?+
JudoPet stores only the public address being watched and the polling interval in a local configuration file. It reads the address’s public Ethereum holdings and activity when it checks for updates.
Which network does it monitor?+
JudoPet currently watches public Ethereum mainnet data through Blockscout’s Ethereum explorer API.
How often does JudoPet check for updates?+
The default polling interval is 60 seconds, with a minimum of 30 seconds. You can also request a refresh from the app menu or Wallet Room.
What are the two pets?+
Choose Judo or Mochi. Your pixel pet stays near the desktop clock, can be dragged around, and reacts to wallet activity. Double-click it to open the Wallet Room; right-click for the app menu.
What if Blockscout is unavailable or rate-limits requests?+
JudoPet uses a public explorer API, so availability and rate limits can vary. If a check fails, the pet shows an alert state. Try refreshing again later.
Is JudoPet available for Mac?+
JudoPet is currently prepared for Windows. A macOS version is coming soon.
Keep an eye on Ethereum.
JudoPet for Windows is ready for your desktop.