Browser extension

Soon on the Chrome Web Store, then Firefox and Edge. The links will be here, with each listing's ID.

Install it only from the links on this page. Any other extension called bundled.wtf is a copy, and a copy can do what ours never does.

pump.funAxiomfomo

On pump.fun's board and coin pages, Axiom's Pulse and token pages, and fomo's token lists and token pages. Axiom and fomo show those only once you're signed in.

• A chip beside every token: the share insiders bundled at launch, white under 5%, amber from 5%, red from 20%. An ≈ while it's an estimate, a grey dash when we have no data.
• A card when you point at a chip: the verdict in plain words, the facts behind it and a link to the full report.
• A panel on a token's page, which you can fold or drag.
• Tags on wallets we've caught bundling, in holders lists, where the site shows wallets by address.
• A popup in your toolbar: the last 24 hours, a box to check any address or link, and a switch for each site.

• Trade, or connect to your wallet. It can't see your wallet, sign anything or move funds.
• Read your balances, your positions or anything you type.
• Run on your portfolio, profile, wallet, settings or rewards pages.
• Track you: no account, no install ID, no analytics, no cookies.
• Load code from anywhere. Everything it runs ships in the package, readable, and builds the same bytes every time.

Storage

Keeps your switches, where you left the panel and the popup's last numbers, in your browser. They never leave it.

pump.fun, Axiom and fomo

Lets it add the verdict to those three sites' pages. It runs nowhere else, and not on your own pages there.

api.bundled.wtf

Its one server. It sends the token and wallet addresses shown on the page there, to look them up.

What it sends and what we keep is in the privacy policy. In short: the addresses on the page, to look them up, and nothing about you.