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Retina Terminal, Cortex, and Retina Wallet are three user-facing surfaces sharing a single data layer — one indexer, one API, and one unified intelligence pipeline. You don’t need to configure three separate integrations or reconcile data from different sources; the same on-chain events that power the Retina Terminal dashboard are the events that drive Cortex scores and Retina Wallet’s pre-trade policy checks. The products are designed to be used independently or together, but they’re most powerful as a stack.

Retina Terminal

Retina Terminal is the primary interface for on-chain market intelligence. It indexes every token launch, liquidity event, and wallet movement on Robinhood Chain and presents them as a structured, filterable feed — with charts, holder distribution, contract metadata, and Cortex reputation scores surfaced inline. Think of it as your always-on analyst that never misses a block. Learn more →
First visit requires no login — the trending feed is immediately available.

Cortex

Cortex is the reputation and risk-scoring engine that powers the intelligence layer across the entire product suite. It is a module embedded directly in Retina Terminal — not a standalone application — which means scores appear inline on token pages, wallet pages, and in alert conditions without any additional setup. Cortex analyzes on-chain behavior patterns, contract properties, wallet relationship graphs, and historical trading data to produce a structured score that tells you what kind of actor you’re looking at, not just what they did.

Retina Wallet

Retina Wallet is a non-custodial execution layer: you connect your existing wallet via WalletConnect and configure a set of policy rules — risk-score floors from Cortex, position size limits, token blacklists, or slippage caps. Before any transaction is broadcast, Retina Wallet evaluates it against your policy and either approves it, flags it for review, or blocks it outright. Your keys never leave your custody. Learn more →

Build Roadmap

The following phased rollout covers the 12-week path from indexer launch to mainnet-readiness across all three products.