FREE. OPEN SOURCE. BUILT FOR CHROME.
KNOW WHAT
YOU’RE
BITING INTO.
The chart only tells half the story. Chew brings on-chain token risk into your trading terminal, with a score you can actually inspect.
No login. No wallet connection. No signing.
IN YOUR TERMINAL.
NOT ANOTHER TAB.
- Axiom
- GMGN
- Photon
- DEXSCREENER
- Birdeye
01 / UNDER THE SURFACE
LESS GUESSWORK.
MORE CONTEXT.
One score from 1–100. Five risk categories. The numbers behind every flag. Higher scores mean fewer risk signals were found.
Read the scoring rulesRules do the scoring.
No AI guessing. No price predictions.
2,700 trades. $26k volume. $9.63 average trade. High activity can hide very small trades.
Example data only. A higher score does not guarantee a safe token.
IN THE FLOW.
A floating badge on the token page. Click for details, drag it where you want.
SHOW THE RECEIPTS.
Flags include their underlying numbers. Check the evidence for yourself.
YOUR WALLET STAYS YOURS.
Chew never asks to connect your wallet or sign a transaction.
02 / TAKE A BITE
YOUR NEXT TOKEN.
MORE CONTEXT.
Free to use. Open to inspect. Start with the Chrome pre-release, or follow along as we build.
A LITTLE EARLY.
FULLY OPEN.
Solana is supported in the current pre-release. Ethereum, BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain are planned.
The Chrome Web Store listing is coming later. For now, install from source using the GitHub instructions.
View install instructionsTHE SMALL PRINT, SIMPLIFIED.
A FEW THINGS
TO KNOW.
What does the score actually mean?
A score of 1–100 summarizes risk signals found in public on-chain data. Higher scores mean fewer signals were found. The five verdicts are Lower risk (80–100), Caution (60–79), High risk (40–59), Danger (20–39), and Likely scam (1–19). Missing data is disclosed, and limited coverage can cap the verdict.
Does Chew tell me what to buy?
No. Chew reports risk signals, not price predictions or buy and sell recommendations. It can be wrong, and a high score does not guarantee safety. Use the evidence as one part of your own research.
What data does the extension use?
Chew uses public token, market and holder data. Keyless checks run in your browser; wallet analysis uses the project backend. Providers see your IP and the tokens checked. The backend receives the chain, token address, a random install ID for rate limiting, and your IP for the rate-limit window. Read the full privacy details on GitHub.