From one transaction to living in your workflow.
The analysis engine is a standalone library. The goal is to put it where the work actually happens — your editor, your tests, your CI — and to pair static structure with real simulation. Date ranges are approximate and tentative.
Multi-chain transaction analyzer
Analyze any transaction on Sui, Aptos, or Movement — by digest, hash, version, or pasted JSON, on mainnet or testnet. For Sui: Kinetics builds the dataflow graph, tracks taint from inputs to sinks, checks linear-resource conservation, and attributes gas. For Aptos and Movement: it decodes the payload, balance movements, events, and write-set. All in your browser, free, no account.
Library, CI checks, and private simulations
Ship the analyzer as a library you call in tests and CI — assert no dangling results, a bounded dependency depth, or that only expected inputs reach transfer sinks. Then simulation: counterfactual dry-runs against live mainnet state, in private environments where your inputs and outputs stay encrypted, enforced by Move policies on Sui's Seal framework.
Virtual testnets
Fork mainnet state into isolated environments in seconds, and deploy and test against real liquidity before touching mainnet. Cross-chain analysis across Sui, Aptos, and Movement already ships in Phase 1; this phase adds stateful forking on top of it.
Safety proofs and enterprise features
Cryptographic proofs that a contract passes defined safety properties, allowing audit confidence can be shared without revealing implementation details. Plus, the controls teams need to run Kinetics across an organization.