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Palside
Chrome · Coming soon

Research on-chain with your squad. Share what you see. Discuss it privately.

Sync the page you are onShare viewing: you and Mia on PONS, Robin and Kai on CASHCAT, see the tokens your squad is trackingMember card: Mia is viewing PONS,quoteLeo quotes a line from the CASHCAT page, markSticky note on $24.8K on the page and signalSignal: a teammate sends “Look here” on the chart in place, and compare notes as it happens.PalsideusesMatrix,so only squad members can decrypt.

Discuss in context

  • GMGN
  • FOMO
  • AXIOM
  • DEX Screener
  • BullX
  • Birdeye
  • Jupiter
  • DEXTools
  • X
  • CoinGecko
  • DefiLlama
  • TradingView

Your squad’s on-chain view, in sync

Detected, grouped and synced: every token a teammate opens shows up in the side panel live.

Talk right on the chart

Mark, warn, react. Only teammates on the same page see it, and it fades on its own.

Live market mood

Public danmaku for every token, the same on every site.

Capture and mark up in place

Capture, mark up and send without leaving the page.

Matrix end-to-end encryption

Built on the open Matrix protocol. Private messages, attachments and Share viewing content are encrypted on your devices. Recruitment profiles and metadata are not.

Follow where attention goes

Ranked live by danmaku viewers, with “↑N” for gains of at least 3 viewers over five minutes.

FAQ

Palside is a side panel extension for desktop Chrome. Sync the tokens you are viewing with your squad, leave signals, danmaku and sticky notes on pages, and discuss it all in an end-to-end encrypted squad chat.

No email or phone number. Palside generates a recovery phrase on your device, and that phrase is your account. Back it up: if it is lost, no one can recover it.

Share viewing shares only the token or site name of your current tab when you turn it on. It never automatically shares page content, your screen or page actions. Quotes and screenshots are shared only when you select and send them. Turn Share viewing off any time.

Installing it requests no permissions that trigger a Chrome warning. Share viewing needs “Read your browsing history”; page interaction asks for access only on the sites you add. You can revoke both in Chrome at any time.

Squad messages, images and viewing status are end-to-end encrypted on members’ devices. Servers relay ciphertext and cannot read it. A new device shows only messages received after it signs in.

Use an invitation link from a captain, or request to join a recruiting squad in Discover squads; you are in once the captain approves. Each squad holds up to 30 members.