Airdrop tracker that never leaves your browser

What to log, and why it pays off

Most people who farm airdrops lose track within a week. They forget which approvals a wallet granted, which tasks they finished and how much they spent in fees, and then they cannot tell whether a campaign was worth the effort. A short record fixes that, and it costs less than a minute per action.

For each campaign, note the network and the wallet role you used (burner, not the address itself if you share a device), the actions you completed, the fees you paid and the next step you plan. The fees column is the one people skip, and it is the most useful: after a few campaigns, your own numbers show which kinds of tasks are worth their cost and which are not. If tokens do arrive, the dates and values you logged make your tax records much easier to assemble.

How the tracker works

The tracker is a small program that runs in your browser. It writes your list to local storage on this device, so nothing is transmitted and nobody else can read it. There is no account and no sync. The trade-off is that clearing site data, using a private window or changing browsers hides the list, so use the backup button if you care about the data. Import reads a backup file from your device and replaces the current list.

Using it with the rest of the site

Pick a campaign from latest airdrops or potential airdrops, open its page and read the sources first. Copy the steps into the tracker as you do them. After a claim, record the date and use the revoke guide to close approvals. At the end of a campaign, set the status to Claimed or Skipped and look at the fees: that is your honest scorecard.

Frequently asked questions

Where is my tracker data stored?

Only in your own browser, using local storage on this device. Nothing is sent to airdrop.promo or any server. Clearing site data, using a private window or switching browsers removes or hides it, so export a backup if the data matters.

Can I use it on my phone and my laptop?

Each device keeps its own list because there is no account or sync. Use the export button on one device and the import button on the other to move your data.

Should I store wallet addresses or seed phrases here?

Never store a seed phrase or private key anywhere digital, including this tool. Public addresses are optional and are best left out if you share a device.

Why track airdrop activity at all?

Records help you remember which steps you completed, notice approvals you granted and prepare tax records if tokens are later received. They also show which campaigns cost more in fees than they were worth.