Introducing Burokku: one place for everything you hold onchain

If you hold crypto seriously, your money is in more places than you can keep in your head: a hardware wallet, a few hot wallets on different chains, a loan on Aave, a position on Hyperliquid, something left on Binance. Each one has its own app, its own login and its own idea of what you're worth. Most mornings start with opening six tabs to answer one question: is everything all right?

We built Burokku so that question takes one look.

What Burokku does today

• Your whole portfolio in one ledger. Add wallets by address, on 60+ chains including Solana and Bitcoin, and 10+ exchanges with read-only keys. Burokku reads balances, DeFi and perp positions and history across all of them, adds them up without counting the same coin twice, and values the lot in the currency you think in. See the portfolio.
• Told when something needs you. It keeps checking while you're away: a loan's health factor getting close to liquidation, a new unlimited approval, one coin quietly becoming half your net worth. It reaches you on Telegram, push or email, with what happened and what to do about it. See alerts.
• Automations that stop where you told them to. A trigger, a condition and an action, built on a canvas or described in a sentence. You review every step before it runs, and each run is checked against your limits. See automations.
• Burokku AI, which reads but doesn't act. Ask your portfolio a question the way you'd ask an analyst: what your exposure to ETH is across every venue, or why your net worth fell this week. It answers from your own ledger and drafts what you might do; you decide. See Burokku AI.
• Trading where you hold. Swap and bridge from your own wallets, trade on exchanges and perp DEXes, and set stop-loss and take-profit, with every order priced and checked first. See trading.

It also brings in research on the projects you hold and tax reports for the year, and it speaks seven languages.

What it will never do

A tool that sees all your money has to be careful about what it can do with it. A few rules are built into how Burokku works, not written into a policy:

• Wallets are watched by address. Watching needs no keys and no signatures.
• Exchange keys can never withdraw. A key that can withdraw is refused before it's stored, a key for reading must be read-only, and keys never reach a browser.
• Nothing moves without you. You sign transactions in your own wallet, and anything that lets Burokku act for you, like an automation that trades, takes a fresh check with your passkey and stays within the limits you set.
• Burokku AI never signs or sends. What it suggests is shown to you as a draft.
• Everything is written down. Every security change and anything that moves money goes in your account's audit log.

How security works goes through each of these in detail.

Who it's for

Burokku is for anyone whose holdings have outgrown a single app: individuals with a dozen wallets, active traders across exchanges and perp DEXes, and, soon, funds, family offices and DAO treasuries that need seats, roles and a longer audit history.

What comes next

We're working on apps for the App Store and Google Play; until then you can install Burokku from your browser on your phone or computer, with its own icon and notifications. Get the app. Team and Enterprise plans, for more than one person on the same accounts, are coming too.

On this blog we'll write about what we ship, why we build it the way we do, and what we learn about keeping a crypto portfolio safe. If there's something you'd like Burokku to do, tell us.

Start with one address

Open Burokku, paste a wallet address or an ENS name and press Watch: you'll see what it holds, with no keys to share. Burokku is free with up to three accounts, and the plans add more when you need them, paid in stablecoins and never renewed without you choosing to. The guide to tracking every wallet in one place walks through the rest.