About PnLSaver: a read-only portfolio tracker.

Why the project exists

Public wallets are easy to inspect one chain or protocol at a time and surprisingly hard to understand as one economic portfolio. Receipt tokens, lending accounts, liquidity positions, perps, rewards, and linked smart wallets can all represent value that a simple token list misses or counts twice. PnLSaver exists to assemble those public facts into a coherent view for portfolio owners, researchers, analysts, and developers.

The application is deliberately read-only. A visitor supplies a public EVM or Solana address or a supported public name. PnLSaver never connects to a wallet, asks for a seed phrase or private key, requests a signature or approval, takes custody, or submits a blockchain transaction.

How PnLSaver approaches correctness

Current holdings and protocol state are loaded independently from historical enrichment so an explorer crawl cannot block the first useful portfolio view. Token amounts retain their integer units and decimals until valuation, protocol identities stay chain-specific, and dedicated position readers arbitrate with generic receipt-token output so the same economic asset appears once.

Missing prices, unavailable providers, incomplete history, and unsupported positions are not silently converted to zero. PnLSaver shows known subtotals and coverage limitations separately because an honest partial answer is more useful than a precise-looking total built from absent data.

Product and documentation

PnLSaver is provided as a hosted service. The pnlsaver.com site publishes its product documentation, security model, API contract, terms, and privacy policy for people and agents to inspect. The source code is proprietary and is not licensed for independent deployment.

• How PnLSaver works — Follow the data path from a public address to a portfolio view.
• Security model — Understand the guarantees and limits of read-only tracking.