How we pick tools

A chain only counts when the maker names it

We add a chain to a listing only when a page on the maker's own site or repo names that specific chain, and we link that page. "EVM-compatible" or "multichain" alone doesn't count for Base, Arbitrum or any other specific chain. If the docs only show a testnet, we say "testnet only" and keep it out of that chain's filter.

Every claim has a source

Each listing links to the page we checked it against and shows the date. When a price, license or chain changes, the listing is updated or removed.

What we don't do

• We don't list or rate tokens, comment on token prices or link to token sales.
• We don't call any tool "safe" or "secure". Security tools are listed for what they do; none makes a contract safe on its own.
• Not financial or investment advice. Chain support is what each maker's own docs say, not an audit, endorsement or security review.

Sponsorship never buys a verdict

Tool makers can sponsor a placement. Sponsored spots are always labeled “Sponsored”, sit apart from the picks, and never change a verdict or ranking.

Who runs this

ScopeBots is an independent project. Research and upkeep are done with help from AI agents, including Claude; every listing still has to cite a source.

Spotted an error, or added support for a chain? Email hello@scopebots.ai with a link to your docs.