NautilusMapsHolder maps,
read where you
already are.
NautilusMaps reads every contract address posted on X and presents its holder distribution in place. There is no separate site to open and no thread to lose.
The address is right there. The answer is not.
A contract address lands in your timeline. In that moment the only questions that matter are simple ones. Is the supply spread across real holders, or is it a handful of linked wallets ready to exit together?
Reading that should take a glance. Instead it means leaving the post, opening another tool, pasting the address, and waiting. By the time the map loads, the call has moved on without you.
Two layers. Nothing to open.
A quiet signal on every address that passes by, and the full picture the moment you ask for it.
It reads the address
The moment a contract address appears in a post, NautilusMaps recognizes it. No action is required from you.
A signal appears
A small badge attaches to the post itself, carrying the headline figure. It is a signal, not a link somewhere else.
The map opens
Select the badge and the full holder map unfolds beside the post. Close it, and the timeline returns untouched.
See it work.
A faithful simulation of the extension. Select the badge to open the map.
Built to be used, not remembered.
Present, not summoned
No pop-up and no second app to recall. The reading sits inside the timeline as though it always belonged there.
Made for the record
Every map can be saved as a card, ready to settle a dispute rather than serve as a private glance.
Always reading
Free and focused on a single task, working quietly on every address that crosses the feed, not only the ones you think to check.
The same data, in a different place.
Installed in developer mode.
This is a manual developer-mode installation. It is not a one-click Chrome Web Store installation.
Download the extension ZIP
When available, download the official release ZIP file.
Extract the ZIP file
Extract the contents to a folder on your computer.
Open chrome://extensions
Navigate to chrome://extensions in your Chrome browser.
Enable Developer mode
Turn on Developer mode in the top right corner.
Click Load unpacked
Click the Load unpacked button at the top left.
Select the extracted folder
Choose the extracted NautilusMaps extension folder.
Open X and analyze
Open X (Twitter) and analyze a detected Solana token.
Crypto-adjacent extensions face slow and unpredictable store review. Developer mode will let you run the published source directly, with nothing added in between.
The planned source repository will be made available for review. Read it before you trust it.
