Welcome to AirdropTrackr

Your command center for managing multi-wallet airdrop tasks — organized, efficient, and always on schedule.

AirdropTrackr simplifies the complex process of tracking and executing crypto airdrop farming across multiple wallets and blockchains. Whether you manage 5 wallets or farm dozens of protocols simultaneously, AirdropTrackr keeps every task visible, every deadline surfaced, and every wallet status at a glance.

The core idea is a matrix view — a 2D grid where rows are tasks and columns are wallets. Each cell in the matrix represents the completion status of one task for one wallet on a given day. This gives you an instant bird's-eye view of your entire farming operation without switching between tabs or spreadsheets.

Key Features

Visual Matrix Dashboard

See every task × wallet combination at once. Color-coded cells (green, amber, red) give instant status at a glance.

Multi-Wallet Tracking

Track each wallet independently using its label, required public EVM address, and color tag. The default limit is 5 wallets; dashboard usage cards show the current limit.

Recurring Task Deadlines

Set a frequency from 1 to 30 days or months. Deadline tooltips show when the next task interval begins.

Bulk Status Actions

Choose a status from All Wallets and confirm before applying it. Bulk changes have a 15-second cooldown.

Public Wallet Addresses

Wallet setup requires a public EVM address. AirdropTrackr does not ask for seed phrases, private keys, or wallet signatures.

Five-Step Workspace Setup

With no existing data, your first Profile opens a wizard for Profile, Wallet, Project, Task, and Social Account. Create All saves the five entities together.

Smart Search & Filters

Filter by project, wallet, task, chain, or frequency. Full-text search across names, addresses, and notes.

Platform Announcements

Auto-rotating announcement banner keeps you informed of protocol updates, deadlines, and platform news from admins.

How It Works

Start with a Profile to organize wallets and social accounts. Projects group the task rows, and wallets form the matrix columns. With no existing data, your first Profile opens a five-step wizard; Create All saves all five entities together.

Name Your Profile

Choose a profile name to organize your wallets and social accounts. This is the first step of the initial setup wizard.

Add a Wallet

Enter a label and a public EVM address: 0x followed by 40 hexadecimal characters. The address cannot be edited after creation.

Create a Project

Name the airdrop campaign or protocol you want to track and choose its chain.

Define a Task

Enter a task name and frequency. You can also add an action URL and notes.

Add a Social Account and Save

Enter the social-account details, then select Create All. The wizard saves Profile, Wallet, Project, Task, and Social Account together; it does not save partial steps.

Track in the Matrix

Use each task and wallet cell to choose a status and confirm the change. Switch dates to review historical completions. The dashboard tour introduces these controls separately from setup.

Limits & Quotas

The server enforces the default limits below. Admins can adjust entity limits and field lengths. Your dashboard usage cards show the entity limits currently in effect.

Entity	Default Limit	Notes
Profiles	5 per user	Organize wallets and social accounts.
Projects	5 per user	Each project maps to one airdrop campaign.
Wallets	5 per user	Wallets span all projects (global).
Tasks (total)	25 per user	Across all projects combined, not a daily quota.
Tasks per project	5 per project	Keeps each project focused.
Project name	30 characters	—
Wallet name	30 characters	—
Wallet address	42 characters	Standard EVM address length.
Task name	50 characters	—
Task action URL	100 characters	Link to execute the task.
Task notes	5,000 characters	Full instructions or context.

When a limit is reached, the corresponding stat card on the dashboard turns amber. The Add button for that entity is disabled until you archive an existing record.

Projects

A project is the top-level grouping unit. It represents one airdrop campaign, protocol, or network you're farming.

Fields

Name*

Display name for the campaign (e.g., "LayerZero", "EigenLayer"). Max 30 characters.

Chain*

The primary blockchain. Choose from 60+ supported chains including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Solana, and more.

Actions

Create — Use Add New > Project to add a project to an existing workspace. With no existing data, start with Add New > Profile for the five-step setup wizard.

Edit — Rename or change the chain at any time via the project dropdown menu.

Duplicate — Copies the project and all its tasks. Project-specific wallets are promoted to global.

Archive — Moves the project and its associated wallets and tasks out of the active view while preserving their records.

Projects appear as grouped sections in the matrix table. Each section shows the project name, chain badge, and task count. The dropdown on each project header gives access to Edit, Duplicate, and Archive.

Wallets

Wallets are the accounts you use to interact with airdrop protocols. Each wallet appears as a column in the matrix, so every task row shows that wallet's status independently.

Fields

Name*

A human-readable label (e.g., "Main Wallet", "Burner 1"). Max 30 characters.

Address*

Required public EVM address: 0x followed by 40 hexadecimal characters. Shown in a copyable tooltip; cannot be edited after creation.

Profile*

The profile that owns this wallet. Auto-selected when only one profile is available.

Color Tag

6 preset colors: blue, violet, pink, red, green, orange. Used as the colored dot in column headers for quick identification.

Wallet Colors

Blue

Violet

Pink

Red

Green

Orange

Copy Address: Click the colored dot in a wallet's column header to open a tooltip with the full address and a one-click copy button.

Tasks

A task is an on-chain or off-chain action that must be performed per wallet for a given project. Tasks appear as rows in the matrix.

Fields

Name*

Short description of the action (e.g., "Bridge 0.01 ETH", "Vote in governance"). Max 50 characters.

Project*

The project this task belongs to. Each project can have up to 5 tasks.

Frequency

How often the task repeats. Format: "N day", "N week", or "N month". Default: "1 day". Drives the deadline countdown tooltip.

Action URL

A link to the protocol page or dApp to execute the task. Opens in a new tab. Max 100 characters.

Notes

Full instructions, tips, or context for the task. Supports up to 5,000 characters. Accessed via the file icon in the task row.

Frequency Badges

1 day

Daily

Resets every 24 hours

1 month

Monthly

Resets every 30 days

3 week

Custom

Any N day/week/month period

Matrix Table

The matrix table is the core UI. Rows = tasks, columns = wallets. Every cell represents one task × wallet completion for the selected date.

Cell States

To Do

Not yet completed. Click to set a status.

✓

Done

Task completed successfully for this wallet.

⏳

Pending

In progress or awaiting confirmation.

✗

Failed

Completed but failed to qualify or errored.

Column: All Wallets

The All Wallets column appears before individual wallet columns. It shows a summary like 3 / 5 (3 of 5 wallets done). Clicking it opens the bulk action dropdown to set all visible wallets at once.

Column Resizing

Drag the divider on the right edge of the task name column to resize it between 150 px and 500 px. This helps when task names are long.

Frequency badge tooltip: Hover over a task's frequency badge to see the exact next deadline date and a countdown (e.g., "in 2 days", "tomorrow", "today").

Quick Start

Use the initial five-step wizard to create your first tracking workspace.

01
Open Dashboard
Go to /dashboard after logging in. You'll see empty stat cards and an empty matrix.
02
Start with a Profile
Choose Add New > Profile. With no existing data, this opens the initial setup wizard. Enter a profile name and select Next.
03
Add Your First Wallet
Enter a wallet label and a required public EVM address: 0x followed by 40 hexadecimal characters. Select Next.
04
Add Your First Project
Enter a project name and choose its chain. Select Next.
05
Define Your First Task
Enter a task name and frequency. An action URL and notes are optional. Select Next.
06
Add a Social Account and Create All
Enter the social-account details and select Create All. All five entities are saved together. Leaving before final submission does not save partial setup steps.
07
Use the Matrix
Projects group the task rows, and wallets form the columns. Choose a status for a task and wallet, then confirm the change.

Marking Tasks Done

Each cell in the matrix is clickable. Here's what happens when you interact with one:

Click any cell in the matrix.

A dropdown menu appears with options: Done, Pending, Failed, or Reset to To Do.

Select a status. A confirmation dialog shows the task name, wallet name, and the action you're about to take.

Confirm. The cell updates instantly (optimistic UI). The server records the completion with today's date.

The progress bar at the top recalculates automatically.

Rate limit: There is a 10-second cooldown between status changes for the same wallet. This prevents accidental rapid toggles.

Recurring Tasks

Many airdrops reward consistent interaction over time. AirdropTrackr tracks recurring tasks with deadline calculations.

Completions are date-scoped. A task marked as Done on Monday is independent from Tuesday. Use the date picker in the dashboard header to switch between days.

Daily1 day

Resets every 24 h

Weekly1 week

Resets every 7 days

Monthly1 month

Resets every ~30 days

The next deadline for each task is computed from its creation date and frequency. Hover the frequency badge to see an exact countdown tooltip (e.g., "Next reset in 2 days — Mar 15, 2026").

Bulk Actions

When you need to mark all wallets with the same status for a task, use the All Wallets dropdown.

All DoneMarks every visible wallet as Done for this task and date.

All PendingMarks every visible wallet as Pending.

All FailedMarks every visible wallet as Failed.

Reset All to To DoDeletes all completion records for this task and date.

Bulk actions have a 15-second cooldown per task and always require confirmation. The dialog tells you how many wallets will be affected before you proceed.

Visibility Controls

AirdropTrackr lets you declutter your matrix by hiding rows, columns, or individual cells. All visibility settings are saved in your browser's local storage.

Hide a Task Row

Open the Visibility dialog in the dashboard header. Toggle off any task row to hide it from the matrix. Tasks are not deleted — just hidden from view.

Hide a Wallet Column

Same dialog — toggle off any wallet column. Useful when you want to focus on specific wallets.

Hide a Single Cell

Hover over any matrix cell. A small eye icon appears in the corner. Click it to hide just that task × wallet intersection.

Restore Hidden Items

Hidden cells show a faded eye-off icon. Click it to restore. Use "Reset All" in the Visibility dialog to restore everything at once.

Search & Filters

The dashboard search bar filters the matrix in real time across multiple dimensions.

What gets searched

Project names
Wallet names and addresses
Task names and notes
Chain names
Frequency values
Completion statuses (done, pending, failed)

Categorical filters

Use the filter chips below the search bar to narrow the matrix by project, wallet, task, frequency, or chain. Categorical filters apply first; text search applies within the filtered set.

The initial branded loading screen stays visible for at least 3 seconds. Opening the dashboard can take longer while its data is loading. Searches after that are instant.

Data Protection

Non-Custodial by Design

Wallet setup requires a public EVM address. AirdropTrackr does not ask for private keys, seed phrases, or wallet signatures, and does not execute wallet transactions.

Row-Level Security (RLS)

Authenticated requests and ownership policies restrict regular users to their own tracking data. Authorized admins have separate platform management permissions.

Archiving

Archived projects, wallets, and tasks are removed from the active view while their records are preserved. Use Show Archived to review archived data.

Local Visibility State

Hidden rows, columns, and cell intersections are stored only in your browser's local storage — not on the server. Clearing site data resets visibility settings.

Public Addresses & External Tools

AirdropTrackr records the public addresses and task statuses you enter. A task status is your tracking record; it does not verify a transaction, token balance, or airdrop eligibility.

Copy a public address from the wallet header when you need to check it in an external blockchain explorer.

Use the task action URL to open the protocol or service where you perform the task, then record its status in the matrix.

Best Practices

Name wallets meaningfully

Use names like "Main Hot Wallet", "Burner A", "Ledger Cold" instead of generic labels. Color-code by risk level (red = hot, green = cold).

Complete the initial five-step setup

With no existing data, choose Add New > Profile and fill in Profile, Wallet, Project, Task, and Social Account. Select Create All to save them together. Use individual Add New actions for later additions.

Add action URLs to tasks

Paste the dApp link into the Action URL field. One click from the matrix takes you directly to the protocol — no tab switching.

Write detailed notes for complex tasks

Use the Notes field to store step-by-step instructions, minimum amounts, gotchas, or links to guides. Access them via the file icon in the task row.

Check deadlines daily

The frequency badge tooltip shows your next deadline. Check it every morning to know which tasks are due today.

Use Pending for in-progress actions

If a bridge or transaction is pending confirmation, mark it "Pending" instead of "Done". Come back and update it once confirmed.

Duplicate projects as templates

If two protocols require the same set of tasks, create the first one fully, then Duplicate it and rename. All tasks are copied instantly.