Tools

Free tools, and how the work is done.

Two tools you can use right now, no wallet needed. Below them: how Guard.IAN's reports are put together, and how to tell us something's wrong.

Two free tools

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Account Check Working

Type any XPR account name. See when it was made, what it holds, who can act for it, and what it's tied into.

If a server doesn't answer, the page says so instead of showing a zero.

Check an account

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DeFi Forge Working

Play with the numbers behind lending, pools, farming, borrowing and staking.

Made-up money, made-up tokens. Nothing real, nothing at risk.

Open the lab

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This site never connects a wallet. No seed phrase box, no signing, nothing to spend. The account check sends a public account name to public XPR servers, the same way a block explorer does. This site has no server or database of its own, so what you type isn't stored here.

Reports you can read

IAN launch report

Guard.IAN's first real SimpleDEX launch, 15 September 2026, read from the chain. What went right and what didn't.

Read it

Utility Forge sample

The cover of a real Utility Forge report, for the GONDOR project, shared with the project's permission.

See the sample

How reports are built

Chain facts come from public XPR Network servers and SimpleDEX's own data, with the date they were read.
Anything from the web is linked, so you can open it yourself.
If a server doesn't answer, that's written down. It isn't turned into a zero.
A trust score or KYC badge isn't treated as proof that anyone is honest.
No verdict about a named person. No account called a bad actor without pointing at what it did.

Something here wrong?

Point at the exact sentence. It gets rechecked at the source, and the result is marked on the page, not quietly edited.

How corrections work