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Roadmap

From one scan to privacy superintelligence.

Nymra grows in five phases, each built on the one before, and one more step comes after them. There are no dates: a phase ships when it works.

Roadmap From one scan to privacy superintelligence: the scan runs now, the rest comes in this order, with no dates

Enter an EVM address or ENS name and get a Privacy Score from 0 to 100, with seven detectors: public identity, linked wallets, funding source reuse, CEX exposure, cross-chain traceability, behavioral fingerprint and recurring counterparties. 31 EVM chains in an open register, 17 of them scanned by default, and open rules under the MIT license.

See the links instead of reading them: a graph of the scanned wallet, its linked wallets, funders and counterparties, with the confidence on every edge. Still a picture of likelihoods, never of owners.

Preview The example's own links, drawn as one graph

Follow funds from one chain to the next instead of reading each chain on its own: stronger bridge matching, including transfers that arrive at a different address, and more chains.

Watch the wallets you care about. Nymra tells you when a new transaction creates a new link or lowers the score, so you can act before it spreads.

The scan as a service for wallets, apps and researchers: score and findings for any address over a simple API, so other tools can warn their users before a privacy leak happens.

Privacy superintelligence: one intelligence over every scan, link and chain. It reads a wallet the way an analyst would, says in plain words what gives it away, and warns you before your next transaction does.

What that means, and what runs today: Privacy superintelligence.