Check the dev before you ape.
Dev Sheet turns Solana’s freshest launches into a dev-screening desk. Every card arrives with the deployer’s record already stamped on it — how many tokens they’ve minted, how much supply they still hold, whether mint and freeze authorities are disabled — so you see serial launchers before you ape.
Everything you see comes from public data fields — reported as the record shows it.
Chips are heuristics to check before you trade. Dev Sheet is not a scam score or an accusation.
Not Jupiter, not Solana, not any launchpad. Independent tooling over public APIs.
The Dev Board covers deployers seen in the last 24 hours — honestly, not all-time.
The app
Degens know the risk meme by heart — “dev sold”, “serial dev”. Dev Sheet automates the pre-trade dev check and makes it phone-native: the record is stamped on the card before the Buy tap.
The freshest Solana launches with dev-record chips: lifetime dev-minted count, dev hold %, mint/freeze authority flags, holders, liquidity, and the launchpad it came from. A filter row narrows the tape to pump.fun, stonkfun, letsbonk, or other — and pull-to-refresh keeps it live.
The Dev Board ranks deployers seen by Dev Sheet in the last 24 hours by their reported lifetime mint counts — with a plain-language caption and “not an accusation” right on the screen. Open any dev to see their recently seen tokens with live market snapshots.
Search the live Solana token universe by name, symbol, or mint address. Result rows carry the same dev-record chips whenever the token is in the current window — and the app never fabricates a chip that isn’t there.
Connect a Solana Mobile wallet for a signed-message identity and balances, star tokens anywhere they appear to keep a watchlist — stored on your device only — and read the full methodology and disclaimers in the app.
Connect your Solana Mobile wallet and trade non-custodially through the Jupiter quote path inside any token page: check the live quote (labeled “estimates — not a commitment”), then approve or reject the transaction in your own wallet. Dev Sheet never takes custody, never holds keys, and never signs anything for you — cancel, insufficient funds, and no-route states are shown truthfully, exactly as they happen.
The record
This is the chip language stamped across every launch, search result, and dev token row — the deployer’s record, before you tap Buy.
Illustrative values shown for anatomy only. The app reports whatever the public data shows — and shows n/a when a field is missing, never a made-up number.
Methodology
No sign-up, no wallet gate — the tape is browsable the moment the app opens.
Fresh Solana launches stream in from public token data (Jupiter’s public tokens v2 fields), polled continuously into a rolling 24-hour window.
Each card is stamped with the deployer’s reported record — lifetime mints, remaining supply, authority flags — before you ever tap Buy.
Deployers seen in the last 24 hours are ranked by reported lifetime mint count, with the ranking rule captioned right on the Dev Board.
Open the token, read the record, check the dev. If you trade: connect your Solana Mobile wallet and approve every transaction yourself — non-custodially.
The fine print, up front
The same rules the app follows are the rules this page follows.
Dev Sheet reports what public data shows about a deployer. It is not an accusation, a scam score, or affiliated with Jupiter.
Authority flags, hold percentages, and organic labels are heuristics — signals to check before you trade, never conclusions.
The Dev Board covers deployers seen by Dev Sheet in the last 24 hours — a rolling window, not an all-time registry, and the app says so.
When a field is missing from public data, Dev Sheet shows n/a. It never renders 0 for unknown data or invents a number.
Connect your Solana Mobile wallet and trade non-custodially through the Jupiter quote path. Quotes are estimates — not a commitment, and every transaction is approved in your wallet.
Dev Sheet is not affiliated with Jupiter, Solana, pump.fun, or any launchpad. Their names and marks belong to their owners — see the IP declaration.
Receipts
Real screens from the shipped Android build, captured on a Solana Seeker during device verification.
Captured from the release build (version 1.0.2) during device verification on a Solana Seeker, Android 16. Screens show live production data as it appeared at capture time.
The signed release build, served straight from this site. No account, no wallet gate — install and browse the tape.
Download APKDev Sheet 1.0.2 (versionCode 3) · 13,192,111 bytes
SHA-256 244399c793961c7dc84b2ef80a214e847004f8b04f5d86655a70c983f02cd035
Verified on a Solana Seeker (Android 16) during device testing. Trading requires a Solana Mobile Wallet Adapter wallet on your device: quotes are estimates — not a commitment, and you approve every transaction in your wallet. Dev Sheet reports public data; heuristics are never a verdict.