A crypto airdrop task tracker built around the work you repeat

Create a project for each campaign or protocol, add the public wallet addresses you use for organization, and define the actions you want to remember. The matrix gives every task-wallet combination its own status instead of collapsing an entire campaign into one checkbox.

This structure is useful when one wallet has completed a bridge while another is still pending, or when a task applies only to part of your setup. You can hide irrelevant rows, columns, or intersections without deleting the underlying record.

• Group recurring work by project and network.
• Track done, pending, and failed states per wallet.
• Store an action URL and notes alongside each task.
• Filter the matrix when you need a smaller daily view.

Frequency settings help distinguish one-time actions from recurring tasks. A new daily view gives you a clean checklist for the current date while preserving completion history, so you do not need to duplicate a spreadsheet tab every morning.

A practical routine is to scan pending work, open the saved official action URL, complete the activity, then update the relevant wallet cell. If a transaction is still confirming, use Pending rather than marking it Done. The dashboard becomes an operational log, not a prediction of eligibility.

AirdropTrackr only needs the public addresses and labels you choose to store. It never asks for seed phrases, private keys, wallet connections, or transaction signatures. Always verify campaign links through official project sources before interacting with a protocol.

The tracker cannot confirm whether an action qualifies for a future reward. Eligibility rules, snapshots, and distributions remain controlled by each project. Treat the dashboard as your private workflow checklist and verify every requirement independently.

The default free configuration supports up to 5 projects, 5 wallets, and 25 tasks. Begin with one active campaign and the smallest set of wallets you can review consistently. Add complexity only after the naming and status conventions make sense to you.

For a step-by-step setup, follow the tracking workflow guide. If you currently maintain rows and dates manually, the spreadsheet comparison explains which parts translate cleanly into a matrix.