Inspect is a Chrome Extension that helps you learn more about NFTs and their communities directly from your Twitter feed. We connect images to on-chain assets to make your web3 experience on Twitter feel native.
Fantastic product to have for breaking into the NFT space. Found it incredibly easy to use and presented a clear value proposition. The team was present and available for questions too. Can't believe that it's free.
The only thing is that they could incorporate more images and a stronger design to improve the tool a bit and make it a bit more user friendly.
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Inspect is a chrome extension built by 2 ex-FAANG engineers that uses AI to automatically detect NFTs and their communities on Twitter and give you additional information and functionality.
* For NFTs, Inspect places an Ethereum/Solana logo which, clicked, pops up info on traits, sales, rarity, etc. directly over your feed. This helps you to do everything from researching giveaways, uncovering new collections people are talking about, or even just being nosey to see how much an NFT last sold for.
* For communities, Inspect lets you see all the individuals using NFTs from a collection as their profile picture, ranked by reach within the community. From this page you can directly follow the most influential players in the community or core members in the dev team.
We built Inspect to solve a real problem with web3: discovery is a major pain! Most people seem to navigate web3 through a combination of crypto-twitter, token-gated discords, and telegram chats. We think this experience can be drastically improved and Inspect is going to be one piece of the puzzle.
How do you discovery products, projects, and communities in web3? What would the ideal experience look like for you? Are there other projects we should partner with? We have a lot of ideas for how to take this product to the next level but would love to hear from you all!
@brokenomore This is a big topic which we should post about! The short summary is this: we download some 15M+ NFTs from the Ethereum and Solana chains and create a "coordinate" of them which we store in our database, kind of like map coordinates.
When our users are browsing twitter, we're creating coordinates of the images they are inspecting and comparing against the coordinates in our database. Like map coordinates, we don't have to be exact down to the millimeter in order to get to where we're going, just close enough to differentiate my house from my neighbors'.
The hard part is turning images into coordinates that computers can understand. When you slightly crop your NFT, compress it, or make small tweaks, we still want users to find it even if it's not actually the "same" image! That's where AI comes in.
I'll put a todo for us to have a more in-depth explanation of the technology later, it's a core part of what we've built here!
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Congratulations on the launch @nootrality_dev and @oaklynking! I've been using Inspect as an alpha tester for the past few weeks and can honestly say Inspect is a game-changer for browsing NFT Twitter! Have already learned a ton from having the tool and even made a few fantastic trades with the info.
Some of my favorite Inspect features atm:
✅ Immediate access NFT & collection details from Twitter
✅ Direct links to project Websites, Discord, Etherscan, Opensea, Rarity Tools, etc.
✅ Embedded floor prices & sales activity
✅ Effortless identification of a community's top Twitter members
Super helpful when researching a new project, meeting a new person on twitter, or just seeing what all the buzz is about on you timeline. I can't wait to see what features the team rolls out next! Congratulations again!
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