Paste an address. Hexlat reads only public chain data, finds every place your key is exposed, and hands you a plain-English plan to harden it. No keys, no connection, no custody.
Hexlat never asks for a seed phrase, never connects to your wallet, and never moves anything. It reads what's already public and tells you what to do next.
Drop in any Bitcoin or Ethereum address. Public data only — nothing that could move your funds ever leaves your hands.
Hexlat checks which addresses have revealed their public key on-chain — the thing a future quantum computer would exploit — and flags every broken cell.
Get a prioritized, plain-English plan: what to move, where to move it, and which address types keep your key hidden. You make every transaction yourself.
Most wallets are safe today. The risk is specific and dateable: once a quantum computer can run Shor's algorithm at scale, any address that has revealed its public key can have its private key derived. Two algorithms, two very different stakes.
Solves the math under ECDSA directly. An exposed public key hands over the private key. This is the catastrophic one — and the only defense is to not leave keys exposed.
Halves the effective strength of a hash like SHA-256. Real, but survivable — the network moves to larger keys and carries on. Not the part that threatens your coins.
These run a real quantum algorithm right in your browser, on tiny examples. Grover's shows how a quantum search amplifies the right answer. Shor's shows the period-finding that derives a private key from a public one — the exact mechanism that puts an exposed key at risk.
Watch one answer's probability get pumped up by interference — then fall if you overshoot. The √N speedup, made visible.
16 items, one marked answer. Classical search needs ~8 checks. Press Step and watch.
Factor 15 the quantum way — by finding the period of a function. The same period-finding cracks the math behind your signature.
On a real machine this same step finds the private key behind an exposed public key. Here it's a toy; at scale it's the threat.
Hexlat is advisory, not custodial. We show you where the lattice is broken and how to seal it — calmly, exactly, never alarmist. The decisions, and the transactions, are always yours.
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