Mainnet
Coming soon, once we can prove it.
Before Glossa reads requests where real money is at stake, we test it on real transactions labelled by hand and publish how often it gets one wrong. The target: it never calls a dangerous request harmless.
Your wallet shows you code. Glossa tells you in plain words what it will do, before you approve it. When it cannot tell, it says so.
Free. No token. No account. Nothing to sign.
An example is already filled in. Pick another one, or paste your own testnet transaction, its hash, or a signature request. Nothing is sent from your wallet.
If you cannot find it, do not sign until you know what the request does.
Lets 0x7a3f…c21e spend ALL of this token, forever
You are letting 0x7a3f…c21e spend all of this token that you hold, now and later. Nothing is sent in this step.
approve(0x7a3f…c21e, 115792089237316195423570985008687907853269984665640564039457584007913129639935)
Lets 0x7a3f…c21e spend ALL of this token, forever
Sign: PermitSingle { spender: 0x7a3f…c21e, amount: 1461501637330902918203684832716283019655932542975 }Lets 0x7a3f…c21e spend ALL of the token at 0x91b2…04aa, forever
0x8f2a91c4 000000000000000000000000d41e…
UNKNOWN request. Glossa cannot read it. Do not sign blindly.
Every approval stays open until you take it back. Paste an address and Glossa lists the open ones, the riskiest first, and shows how to close each. Read-only.
Copy what your wallet asks you to approve or sign, or pick one of the examples.
Fixed rules work out who gets what, how much, and for how long. The danger comes first, in plain words. No AI decides anything.
If the sentence worries you, or Glossa says it cannot tell, do not sign. Glossa never signs or sends anything for you.
Before Glossa reads requests where real money is at stake, we test it on real transactions labelled by hand and publish how often it gets one wrong. The target: it never calls a dangerous request harmless.
The only official addresses: useglossa.app.
It can be wrong or incomplete, and a calm sentence is not a promise that a request is safe. If the sentence and the facts disagree, or it says it cannot verify: do not sign.
Beta. Provided as is, without any warranty. You decide what you sign.
Test tokens have no value, so a mistake costs nobody anything. We open mainnet when we have measured how often Glossa is wrong on real transactions, and published the result.
When the accuracy test is done. We will not give a date before then. Follow us on X to hear first.
No. Glossa has no token and plans none. If you see one that uses our name, it is not ours.
No. Fixed rules read the request and raise the warnings. Nothing guesses.
Yes. Treat it as a second pair of eyes, not a guarantee. Every sentence is shown next to the facts it came from. If they disagree, or Glossa says it cannot verify, do not sign.
Glossa only needs your address to look up what you have already approved. A site that asks you to sign just to connect is a warning sign.
No, on purpose. It shows you the exact transaction that closes a permission, and you send it from your own wallet. Sites that offer to "revoke everything" for you are a common trick.
No. Glossa is an independent project, built for Robinhood Chain.