Paste a Solana mint. Tessera breaks the coin into sixteen checks and lays them out as 256 tiles of its own logo. Gold tiles are clean, cracked tiles are flagged, empty sockets are questions nobody answered.
Below is a coin read right now, in your browser. Each row is wired to the service that answered it, and a spark runs down each wire in turn.
Paste a mint and every answer lands as a tile, with the name of the source printed on the back.
See the BONK mosaicThe address is checked as a Solana mint. Tessera keeps going only if at least one source has heard of it.
DexScreener, RugCheck and Jupiter are asked at the same time. Every answer keeps the name of whoever gave it.
Sixteen checks, each with one written rule. Pools and lockers are taken out of the holder list before anything is counted.
Each check owns sixteen tiles of the coin's logo. Clean ones sit in gold, flagged ones crack, unanswered ones fall out of the wall.
The check got an answer and the answer passed its rule. Mint revoked, pool locked, holders spread out. Gold is the only colour that counts toward integrity.
The answer came back and broke the rule. The tile stays on the wall with a crack through it, so you can see exactly which part of the picture is weak.
Nobody answered. A source was down or the coin is too fresh to be indexed. An empty socket is never painted gold, and never counted as clean.
Every pool for the mint: price, liquidity, 24h volume, buys and sells, pair age, listed socials.
Open APIMint and freeze authority, metadata, transfer fee, top holders with pools marked, insider networks, LP locks.
Open APIHolder count, top 10 share, the deployer wallet, how much it still holds and how many coins it launched.
Open APIShrinks the coin's own logo to 16 × 16 pixels, so the mosaic is built from the coin's real colours.
Image proxyAll three questions are asked from your tab. No server in the middle, no account, no key, nothing stored but your own history.
Runs locallyThe whole rulebook in one small module. Import it from this site and read any coin from your own code.
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"Deployer" is an on-chain role. The wallet that launched a coin might be a team, a bot or a launchpad. The tile tells you what the wallet did, not who it is.
Mutable metadata or a big holder is a reason to look closer. Some of the oldest coins on Solana carry a crack or two and are still standing.
A coin minted ten minutes ago has nothing indexed yet. Missing tiles stay missing until a source answers, and they never lift the integrity score.
I'm $TESSERA, a single square of gold glass on a very large wall. I spend my days reading other coins down to the last holder, and I would not ask you to trust me any more than I trust them.
Paste my own mint into the box once I'm live. If I show up cracked, you'll see it before anyone has to tell you.
Mosaics are free to look at, no account, no wallet. It takes about as long as reading this sentence.