SOLSCOPE docs
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● Start · 10 minutes

Quick start
the terminal on your screen.

The shortest way from the zip to SOLSCOPE running in Chrome on live data. No account, no key and no backend are needed for this. If Flutter is not installed yet, do Requirements first.

01Before you start

  • flutter --version shows Flutter 3.41 or newer (tested with 3.41.4).
  • Google Chrome is installed. For a phone, an iOS simulator or Android emulator is running.
Why no setup?

SOLSCOPE ships keyless. It runs on keyless sources out of the box, and every section that needs a credential says so on screen instead of showing a blank or a zero.

02The ten minutes

  1. Unzip and open a terminal in the project folderPut it somewhere without spaces, for example ~/projects/solscope.
  2. Install packages
    flutter pub get
  3. Check the codeOptional, but it proves your toolchain is right.
    flutter analyze      # expect: No issues found!
flutter test         # expect: All tests passed!
  4. Run it in Chrome
    flutter run -d chrome
    For a phone or simulator use flutter run -d <device>; flutter devices lists them.
  5. Run it again with your operator consoleThe Setup tab (the operator console) is only compiled into a build that has a passcode, so a build you give to users cannot be reconfigured by them. For yourself:
    flutter run -d chrome --dart-define=SOLSCOPE_OPERATOR_PASSCODE=<six characters or more>
    Open Setup and type that passcode.
Windows, macOS and Linux

The flutter commands on this page are the same on every system. Lines that end in \ continue on the next line in the macOS and Linux terminals; in Windows PowerShell put the whole command on one line (or end each line with a backtick `). Commands such as cp are macOS/Linux: on Windows use Git Bash or WSL, or the PowerShell equivalent (Copy-Item .env.example .env). iOS builds need a Mac.

03What you should see

  • The terminal opens on a Token page: the last token this device looked at, or JUP (Jupiter's token) on a fresh install.
  • The status bar says Public RPC. That is expected: without your own RPC URL the app uses a public endpoint, which is rate limited. Some figures (top holders, dev-wallet history) show the reason they are missing and which key unlocks them.
  • Without a passcode there is no Setup tab: four surfaces, New pairs, Token, Watchlist and PnL. That is the end-user build.
  • With the passcode, Setup → What this terminal earns reads Off. No fee is sent until you set a rate and a fee account (Setting up earnings).
SOLSCOPE on a phone: JUP price, liquidity, market cap and Buy / Sell buttons
Token page
SOLSCOPE on a phone: candle chart for a token
Chart
Next

Continue with Installation: your RPC, your keys and your config URL. Plan about 30 minutes.

New pairs list on a phone with 25 pairs, dust hidden and the last refresh time
The same build on a phone: one Flutter project, the same surfaces.