Give it a wallet
Connect yours, or paste any public Solana wallet address.
A small world for every Solana wallet
Your wallet, as a tiny island you can walk.
Type any Solana wallet and it grows into an island. Your coins become houses, and a little avatar made from your address walks the paths.
Free to play, points only. It reads Solana live and never moves your money.
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Today's island grew from
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Plot 01 How it works
How it works in 3 steps
The island grows
We read its coins from Solana and raise a tile for each.
Walk and explore
Move your avatar, visit each coin-house, light the lanterns.
Nothing is moved or charged. The only thing you ever sign is an optional free deed message.
Plot 02 The idea
From a string of letters to a place.
- An address is just letters. About 44 of them, unique to one wallet.
- The letters set the land. They are scrambled into numbers that decide every hill and shore.
- Coins become houses. The bigger the holding, the taller the house.
- You get a walker. An avatar drawn from the same letters steps out and lights the lanterns.
Plot 03 Flowcharts
Maps of how it all moves
Plot 04 Tool · Walk your island
Grow an island and walk it
What this does: reads a wallet's coins from Solana, values them live, and builds an island where each coin is a house you can walk to.
Arrow keys or WASD to walk · tap a tile to go there
Plot 05 Tool · Wallet avatar
Meet the avatar your address makes
What this does: scrambles a wallet address with SHA-256 and turns the result into a one-of-a-kind walker: the same address always draws the same one.
Every trait below comes from one byte of the scrambled address. Nothing is random.
Plot 06 Tool · Holder towns
Turn a coin's biggest holders into a town
What this does: reads the 20 largest holders of any Solana coin and builds a town where taller towers own more of the supply.
Big towers clustered together usually mean a few wallets can move the price. Exchanges and pools often appear here too.
Plot 07 Tool · Island deed
Sign a deed for your island
What this does: lets you prove an island is yours by signing a short message with your wallet. Anyone can check the deed; nobody can fake it.
Write a deed
Signing is free and sends nothing. What does signing mean?
Check a deed
Checked in your browser with Ed25519, the same signature maths Solana wallets use.
Plot 08 Glossary
Island words, explained
- Wallet
- Your account on Solana. Its address is public; its secret key never leaves your wallet app.
- Coin address (mint)
- The unique ID of a coin. Chart sites call it the CA, or contract address.
- Token account
- A small box that holds one kind of coin for one wallet. Each coin-house comes from one.
- Holder
- Any wallet that owns some of a coin. The town shows the 20 biggest.
- SHA-256
- A scrambler: the same input always gives the same 64-character output. It shapes your land and avatar.
- Signature
- A stamp only your wallet can make. Used for the free island deed.
- Block hash
- A fingerprint of Solana's newest block. The island at the top of the page grows from it.
- Slot
- One tick of Solana's clock, roughly every 0.4 seconds.
Plot 09 Roadmap
What we have built, and what comes next
"Live" items work on this page right now. The rest are honest plans with no dates attached.
Plot 10 Tokenomics
How the coin is shared out
One billion coins, launched fairly in public. No team bag, no presale, and no promise of any return.
Plot 11 FAQ
Good questions
What is this, in one sentence?
Tileroam turns a Solana wallet or coin into a tiny isometric world, so you can see what it holds by walking around it.
Is it safe? Does it touch my money?
No money is touched. The page reads public information from Solana. Connecting only shares your public address, and the deed is a free signed message, not a transaction. There is nothing to buy and no way to send funds from here.
Are the lanterns or points worth anything?
No. They are just for fun, stay in your browser, and cannot be traded or cashed out.
Why does my island look different from my friend's?
The land is shaped by your address after it has been scrambled with SHA-256, so every wallet gets its own coastline. The houses come from the coins each wallet actually holds.
Some of my coins are missing.
We look at up to 300 coin boxes per wallet and only build houses for coins with a live price on Jupiter, which skips most spam airdrops.
Who are the biggest towers in a holder town?
They are the largest coin boxes on chain. Some belong to exchanges, liquidity pools or locks rather than people, so treat them as a hint, not a verdict.