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Floating widgets are individual, detachable panels that hover above your main workspace. Each widget focuses on a single task – positions, a chart, a trade panel, tracked wallets – and can be opened, closed, repositioned, and customised independently.

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How Floating Widgets Work

Unlike the Mini App (which is a self-contained interface), floating widgets are modular. You choose which panels to have open, where they sit on screen, and what data each one shows.

Independent Panels

Each widget operates on its own – open a Positions widget and a Chart side by side, or just one at a time.

Fully Customisable

Configure columns, filters, wallet context, and layout for each widget individually.

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Opening & Closing Widgets

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Managing Your Widget List

Open the Floating Widget Settings panel to see your active widgets and browse available ones.

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Active Widgets

Your active widget list shows every widget currently assigned to a slot. From here you can:
  • Drag to reorder – Change the slot order (affects which number key opens which widget)
  • Edit – Open per-widget settings (columns, filters, wallet context)
  • Remove – Delete a widget from your active list

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Adding Widgets

Below the active list, you’ll find all available widgets organised by category. Click any widget to add it to your active list.

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Available Widgets

Widgets for finding and monitoring new tokens:
Widgets for executing trades:
Widgets for deep-diving into a specific token:
Widgets for managing your holdings:
Widgets for Telegram integration:
Widgets for tracking your earnings:

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Customising Individual Widgets

Each widget has its own settings accessible via the edit (pencil) icon. The options vary by widget, but common settings include:

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Wallet Context

Some widgets support a Wallet Context toggle. When enabled, the widget scopes its data to the wallet you currently have selected – useful when managing multiple wallets.

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Column Preferences

Table-based widgets (like Positions or Tracked Wallets) let you choose which columns to display and drag them into your preferred order. Columns you can typically configure include token name, balance, value, bought, sold, P&L, and more.

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Filters

Certain widgets offer built-in filters to narrow what’s shown. For example, the Tracked Wallets widget includes:

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Tips

Quick Access

Memorise the slot numbers for your most-used widgets. Press 3 for your Positions, 5 for Tracked Wallets – whatever order works for your flow.

Clean Up Fast

Press backtick (`) to close all widgets at once when you need to focus on the main workspace.