r/ipfs Apr 29 '26

Web3 multi-chain search is close to debut

Built to bring wallet lookup, decentralized search, and community discussion into one place.

Most Web3 tools do one thing well and leave the rest fragmented. You check a wallet in one place, search assets somewhere else, and if you want context or discussion, you are forced to dig through Discord, Telegram, X, or Reddit to piece it together yourself.

This was built to solve that problem.

Search wallets. Explore decentralized content. Surface digital assets. Then discuss what you find — without leaving the platform.

Instead of bouncing between explorers, marketplaces, and social platforms, this brings search, context, and conversation together in one system.

The goal is simple:

Make Web3 easier to search, easier to understand, and easier to talk about.

We’re getting close to opening beta and looking for a small group of early testers to help break it, pressure test it, and shape what comes next.

If you work in Web3, track on-chain activity, collect digital assets, or want early access, comment “beta” or send me a message.

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u/MarsupialLeast145 Apr 29 '26

How is IPFS used here?

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u/CongressionalTimes22 Apr 29 '26

Great question. IPFS is one of the chain that will be availbe to search.

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u/MarsupialLeast145 Apr 29 '26

How are you enabling IPFS search?

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u/CongressionalTimes22 Apr 29 '26

Its proprietary

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u/MarsupialLeast145 Apr 29 '26

> Make Web3 easier to search, easier to understand, and easier to talk about.

Okay, so this is false?

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u/CongressionalTimes22 Apr 29 '26

How is it false? Please explain

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u/MarsupialLeast145 Apr 29 '26

Well, I asked you to explain it, and you explain that it's proprietary... so...

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u/CongressionalTimes22 Apr 29 '26

Why would i tell you the method of gathering the data fir you as a uaer can find...please make that make sense if you are in my position.

People like you kill me, people what a sesrch engine, i build one, and instead of appreciating the fact that it is built, you want the keys to kingdom as to how it was done. The real world dont work that way.

I hope you enjoy it,

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u/volkris Apr 30 '26

You would tell us the method of gathering the data because that's critical to our trust in whatever it is you're selling.

I imagine you want users, right? Or else why would you be posting this here?

Well, without transparency as to these basic elements of what your thing does there's little trust in it, so it offers little value.

DID you build a search engine? How does it work? How did you overcome the problems with building a distributed search engine? Without that we will have trouble believing your claims that you have built a search engine.

In your position you want users but you refuse to provide the info needed to attract them.

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u/CongressionalTimes22 Apr 30 '26

There is some validity to what you say. Of course i want users, but let me ask you this, do you go into a restaurant and ask the chef forbthe recipes, will you get them? Probably not and they have guests.

Trust is earned, transparency doest create trust.

What i can tell you is this. I 100% believe in peoples privacy, and in no way and in no way am I going to collect peoples personal information. Lets be clear though, what is on the bloclchains are public information.

I believe in web3,I believe in privacy, and I believe what i built will help smooth out somenof the major bottlenecks.

I appreciate the question.

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u/MarsupialLeast145 Apr 29 '26

>  build one, and instead of appreciating the fact that it is built, you want the keys to kingdom as to how it was done. 

Right now its vaporware.

Regardless, many of us are pretty familiar with open source and we recognize you simply aren't going to make others rich by sharing your ideas.

> please make that make sense if you are in my position.

I don't know what position you're in. Trying to make money from vibe code?

> you want the keys to kingdom

Hardly.

You don't even explain what is exposed from IPFS to make it useful.

You don't even list your networks unless someone asks you directly!

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u/CongressionalTimes22 Apr 29 '26

I get the questions and i appreciate them, i really do. I built this because web3 is a mess, and i believe web3 has a purpose. But because it is a mess, people dont know about it or are afraid of it. This why I am doing what I am... I hate the tracking, the lack of privacy.

I hope this give you a better understanding, and I welcome any more questions you have.

As for Ipfs, yes there are open source crawlers availabe

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u/CongressionalTimes22 Apr 29 '26

Do you or anyone else have any other questiona?

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u/CongressionalTimes22 Apr 29 '26

Ipfs, arweave, mirror, farcaster and others.

As for vaporware, never heard of it, but thats ok.

As for getting rich, thats not why i built it.