Never miss a mint again
Allowlist mints where Normies actually get in, and a Telegram message the moment one opens for one of your wallets.
We check every minute. When one of your wallets is allowlisted on a stage that just opened, you get a message with the price, the closing time and the wallet concerned.
A guaranteed spot and a race are not the same thing. Every alert says which one it is, and you can switch either off.
Set your sleeping hours per day. Nothing is sent during them, and when they end you get one message listing every mint still open.
Everything you see here is public. Two things need a Normie: Telegram alerts the moment one of your wallets is whitelisted on an open mint, and whitelist detection across every wallet you add to your account.
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Checking whether a wallet is allowlisted means asking OpenSea to build a real mint transaction, and OpenSea only does that for the stage that is currently active. Tools that show a forward-looking per-wallet calendar get there by asking you to SIGN a message so they can act on OpenSea on your behalf. We will not ask for that: holding someone’s signature to query a third party in their name is neither safe for them nor respectful of OpenSea's terms. So the trade is deliberate, an alert the second it opens rather than a forecast that costs you a signature.