Discover

Blocks + transactions + network activity

Search Smallworld

Find a transaction, block, address, or app record directly.

Discover helps you search Smallworld activity and follow the links between transactions, apps, and published material. You are browsing as guest observer.

Browse as a guest, or sign in to resolve your runtime persona for Discover.
Open an exact record

Paste an ID or follow a link straight to the transaction, block, template, or app you need.

App networks

See which Smallworld app networks are active and when they last reported in.

Follow connected records

Move from a transaction to the app, template, or published item connected to it.

Your visible identity

Discover shows your chosen persona instead of exposing the account information underneath it.

Public search

Search public records and identities while keeping each person’s chosen persona visible.

Consistent identity

If you have not chosen a separate Discover persona, Smallworld uses your default persona.

Surface status
Node RPC
Tip 282

Canonical chain browsing is live.

Index read model
0 templates

Templates, instances, runtimes, and search resolve through smallworld-index.

Actor owner overlay
Ready

My transactions and wallet-relative ownership overlays can be composed into chain browsing.

Chain activity

Start with real chain activity, then drill down into the objects it touches.

Browse blocks
  1. 1 tx1 conf.0 SWC moved30 000 SWC reward
  2. 1 tx2 conf.0 SWC moved30 000 SWC reward
  3. 1 tx3 conf.0 SWC moved30 000 SWC reward
  4. 1 tx4 conf.0 SWC moved30 000 SWC reward
  5. 1 tx5 conf.0 SWC moved30 000 SWC reward
  6. 1 tx6 conf.0 SWC moved30 000 SWC reward
My transactions
Search by ID

Go straight to the record you need.

Open search

Paste a transaction ID to see its amounts, addresses, and connected Smallworld records.

Open a template or item ID when another Smallworld app links you here.

Search an app network or node ID to check where it is active and when it last reported in.

Discover no longer shows fabricated example records here. If an upstream is unavailable, the page stays explicit about that instead of inventing browse data.