AlmsTins
Crypto portfolio tracker, bookkeeping tool, and safety check
The safety checker got a significant upgrade. It now runs against seven sources — including Google Safe Browsing and VirusTotal, which were wired up but inactive due to missing API keys. Fixed a bug that was blocking non-logged-in users from using it at all (it's supposed to be free, no account required — it just wasn't working that way). Also fixed a cold-start timeout that was making the dApp checker fail after periods of inactivity.
Added automatic weekly syncs for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, and Aave positions. Previously everything updated only when you manually triggered a sync. Now the data stays current without any action required.
Spanish wallet checker is live at almstins.com/wallet-checker/es — fully translated including all threat explanations, verdict labels, and FAQ.
Still in beta. Looking for feedback from builders who hold crypto and have felt the pain of reconciling transactions across wallets and exchanges at tax time. That's who this is for.
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This is a strong direction because the pain is not just “checking a wallet.” It is trust, safety, and clarity around crypto activity before tax time or before users interact with risky assets.
The weekly syncs are especially important because they move the product from a one-time checker into something closer to a continuous wallet safety and reconciliation layer. That feels much stronger than a small beta utility.
The one thing I’d pressure-test early is the brand frame. Almstins may work as a project name, but for a product touching wallet safety, dApp risk, VirusTotal, Google Safe Browsing, crypto positions, and tax-time reconciliation, the first impression has to feel extremely credible. Users are being asked to trust the tool around sensitive financial activity, so the name carries more weight than usual.
Vroth .com would fit this direction better as a harder security and crypto-risk brand. It keeps the product on your side: same wallet checker, same safety layer, same beta direction, but with a name that feels more serious if this grows into wallet monitoring, threat detection, and crypto reconciliation.
Since this is still in beta, this is probably the right time to pressure-test that before more builders, translated pages, and crypto users start remembering the current name.