Wizamo follows the Solana wallets you choose and tells you when they buy. No token list to scroll, no feed to check. You get a notification, or you get nothing.
Solana first. One email when it opens.
Nothing else needs you right now
Paste any Solana address, or pick from a starter pack of wallets with a long enough record to judge. Name them whatever you like — that name is yours and nobody else sees it.
Minimum buy size, liquidity floor, market-cap ceiling, and a daily cap on how many alerts you'll accept. Anything over the cap waits and arrives as one digest.
A push within seconds of the buy confirming on-chain, carrying the wallet's record and the token's contract checks. Tap through to Jupiter if you want in.
Win rate on its own is easy to fake: take 5% a hundred times, eat one wipeout, and it reads 99%. So we show the median multiple beside it, which exposes that instantly, and the trade count, which tells you whether either number means anything yet.
A wallet needs 20 closed trades to be ranked at all, and 10 inside a window before that window's numbers are shown rather than greyed out. Trades in tokens the wallet deployed or seeded the liquidity for don't count. Windows roll: 7 days, 30 days, and a lifetime capped at twelve months.
There is no list of tokens to scroll. If nothing you follow has traded, there is nothing to open.
Nothing in the app rewards you for opening it. Opening it less is the product working.
Buying leaves for Jupiter on purpose. A half-asleep tap shouldn't be able to spend your money.
Wallets are read-only. Wizamo never holds your keys and never asks you to sign anything to watch an address.
When in-app swaps arrive, trades carry a fee. Alerts, follows, filters and the leaderboard don't, and there's no tier that makes your notifications faster.
Below about $17 a trade the 6c minimum is what you actually pay, so the effective rate on small trades is higher than 0.35% — 1.2% on a $5 trade. We'd rather say that here than have you work it out later.
Leave an email and we'll tell you once, when it opens.