Six tools.
One terminal.

Quantum Scan

Paste a public address and see whether its public key is already on chain, network by network.

• Key exposure. Has the address ever signed a transaction? Then its public key can be recovered from that signature.
• What sits behind it. The balance held at the address and whether it is a contract or a regular account.
• Honest verdict. An exposed key is a future risk under Shor's algorithm, not a present hole. The report says so every time.

Networks

Robinhood Chain · Ethereum · Base · Bitcoin · Solana

Needs

A public address · no wallet, no signature

Data

Public nodes, straight from your browser

Status

Live in the terminal

Key Lab

Run the NIST post-quantum algorithms yourself: generate keys, encapsulate a secret, sign and verify.

• Real operations. The same algorithms as the standards, not a simulation. Keys and outputs are shown in full.
• Sizes and timings. Key, ciphertext and signature sizes in bytes, and how long each step took on your device.
• Nothing leaves the tab. Keys live in memory and are gone when you close it.

FIPS 203

ML-KEM-512 · 768 · 1024

FIPS 204

ML-DSA-44 · 65 · 87

FIPS 205

SLH-DSA-SHA2-128f · 128s

Runs in

A Web Worker · noble-post-quantum, MIT

Status

Live in the terminal

Quantum Vault

Encrypt text and files with post-quantum key encapsulation, entirely in your browser.

• Hybrid scheme. ML-KEM-768 sets up a fresh secret for every file, AES-256-GCM encrypts and authenticates the content.
• Your keys, your files. Plaintext and private keys never reach mekiba. Export your keys: a lost key cannot be recovered.
• No lock-in. The file format is documented. Any ML-KEM-768 and AES-256-GCM implementation can decrypt it without mekiba.

Your data is never locked behind a tier. Decryption needs only your own key. Vault stays marked beta until an independent security review.

KEM

ML-KEM-768 · FIPS 203

KDF

HKDF-SHA-256

AEAD

AES-256-GCM

Format

.mkv envelope, version 1

Status

Next to ship

Chain Radar

How each major chain is preparing for the post-quantum era, with a strict line between shipped, proposed and research.

• Three labels only. Implemented means live on mainnet. Proposed means a formal proposal exists. Research means discussion, nothing formal.
• Every entry sourced. Each status links to the proposal or announcement it rests on, with the date it was checked.

Ethereum

Proposed · EIP-8141

Bitcoin

Proposed · BIP-360

Solana

Research

Robinhood

Follows Ethereum

Checked

10 Oct 2026

Observatory

A research feed for quantum computing and cryptographic security: hardware milestones, standards, disclosures.

• Primary sources. NIST, Ethereum and Bitcoin research, peer-reviewed papers and preprints. Every item links to its source.
• Predictions stay predictions. A forecast is reported as someone's forecast, never as fact. AI summaries are labeled as summaries.
• Alerts. Holders can follow chains, algorithms or keywords.

Sources

NIST · EF research · BIPs · arXiv

Free

Selected updates

Holder

Full feed and alerts

Status

Planned

Quantum AI

An assistant that knows the terminal. It explains reports, compares algorithms and answers with references.

• Plain language. Walks you through a Quantum Scan report or a Key Lab run, step by step.
• You choose what it sees. Results are shared one item at a time. It never has access to Vault keys or plaintext.
• Guidance, not an audit. For decisions about real funds, check the sources it cites.

Reads

Only what you share

Never

Vault keys or plaintext

Answers

With citations

Status

Planned