A clear route.
A deliberate signature.

Make a public swap.

1. Open the app, connect your wallet and sign the login message. Select Robinhood Chain when your wallet asks. Signing in grants app access and does not approve a trade.
2. Choose your tokens and enter an amount. Review the quote, price impact and minimum received.
3. Simulate the route. If the input is a token, approve the exact amount when requested.
4. Review the transaction in your wallet and sign when you are ready. Follow its confirmation from the app.

Your wallet holds your keys and submits your transaction. Public trades and wallet activity are visible on-chain. Quotes expire; refresh and simulate again if the quote changes.

Your balances, together.

Open Portfolio → Ghost positions. Add your connected wallet or a public address to read its ETH and indexed token balances. Refresh, switch between merged and per-wallet views, or export a CSV.

Adding a public address is read-only. Failed balance reads remain unknown rather than being displayed as zero.

Know what the proof protects.

Your browser creates a proof authorizing an approved note to be spent. It hides which eligible input deposit is used. Amounts, routes, recipients, timing and output deposits remain public.

Before a private action, the app checks the contracts, association eligibility and relayer. The transaction panel shows any action needed before you can submit, along with the exact recipient, fee and minimum output.

External deposits are reviewed by the BlurHook operator; this is not third-party screening. Private spending needs at least two approved real deposit labels. Outputs from successful private swaps inherit approval.

Keep your vault backup current. A public recovery exits to the fixed recovery wallet recorded when the note was created.

Keep your note backup.

Create or unlock your encrypted note vault with a password of at least 12 characters. Download an updated encrypted backup before creating or spending a note. Your password and note secrets stay in your browser.

A lost vault password or missing note backup cannot be reset by us. Emergency recovery is a public exit to the recovery wallet fixed when the note was created. Recovery needs wallet gas.

One backend, on your origin.

Public quotes, route construction, token metadata, prices and balance reads use the independent BlurHook backend. The website does not hold a trading key. Wallet signatures stay in your wallet.

Routing is limited to indexed Robinhood Chain pools. A pasted token address does not guarantee that its pool is indexed.

Review your trading costs.

The app charges no platform fee. Partner integrations can request an explicit fee of up to 0.5%, disclosed in the quote. Review network gas and pool fees before signing.

Check the evidence.

Hook Explorer lists indexed contracts and opens on-chain passports with permissions, code checks and pool state. Dashboard and Shielded share read a bounded recent block range, shown on each screen. Shielded share counts transactions, not USD volume.

Proof of Execution reads completed transaction receipts. Supported swaps can be compared with an archive quote at the preceding block. If that quote or exact trade amounts cannot be established, the app shows receipt evidence without inventing a price grade.

Leak score reports observed public balances and recent ERC-20 links. Tracker check looks for repeated same-token buyers after recent v4 trades. Both show scan limits; an empty result does not establish anonymity or prove that nobody follows a wallet.

Orders watches quotes while its tab is open. A trigger opens a fresh public swap for review and wallet approval. Agent policies check proposed trades before signing; the app does not hold an unattended trading key. Earn is excluded from this release.