Your own tracker + DeFi Orbit
With a public RPC and an AI assistant, you can have your own LP tracker on screen in an afternoon. Keep building it. DeFi Orbit gives it the data layer underneath: fees, PnL, impermanent loss and history for every position, calculated and kept accurate, so you can spend your time on what makes your tracker yours.
Your tracker, with and without the data layer
Seven steps you no longer have to write
Showing a balance is one call. Showing what a position has earned and whether it is in range is this list, for every protocol and chain. The API returns all of it.
- 01Find your positionsEvery LP NFT and loan your wallets hold, across chains. One call per protocol.
- 02Read the poolCurrent price, tick and range status, so you know at a glance whether a position is earning.
- 03Uncollected feesCalculated for both tokens. This is the step most first versions get quietly wrong, and you can skip it.
- 04HistoryEvery deposit, withdrawal and collection, without crawling logs or paying for an archive node.
- 05Prices at each eventWhat each token was worth when you deposited and collected, which is what real PnL needs.
- 06The mathsPnL against holding, impermanent loss and APR, with a documented method you can check.
- 07UpkeepProtocol upgrades and provider changes are handled on our side, so your app keeps working.
Six things you can do with better data
Your tracker stays yours. These are the things that get easier with the numbers already done.
Keep building what makes it yours
Your views, your strategy and your automations are the interesting part. Hand the data layer to us and spend your time there.
Check your numbers against ours
Run the same wallet through your code and our API. Where they match, you have validated your work. Where they differ, you have found an edge case early.
Add protocols without a rewrite
Aerodrome, Orca and lending positions come back in the same shape as Uniswap V3, so a new protocol is a parameter, not a project.
Real history without a node bill
Every event and a daily snapshot, with prices at the time, without an archive node or a monthly provider plan.
Alerts you can build on
Use our out-of-range and liquidation alerts as they are, or call the API and trigger your own.
Your assistant gets better data
Point Claude or Cursor at DeFi Orbit AI and it reads your positions directly, so it writes your app instead of your RPC code.
What we leave to you
DeFi Orbit is the data layer, not your app. These stay with you and your RPC.
Your interface and strategy
How you see your positions and what you do about them is your product. We do not replace it.
Balances and raw chain data
Wallet balances, swaps in a pool and raw traces stay with your RPC, which does that well.
Protocols we do not cover yet
Keep your own code for them, and tell us which ones you use. We add protocols as users ask.
A quick experiment
If it runs once, build it however you like. The API is there when you want it to run every day.
Questions builders ask
Underneath it. Keep your app, your layout and your logic, and replace the part that reads and calculates positions with one API call. Everything you built stays yours.
Yes, and most people do. Your RPC handles balances and anything below the position; the API handles positions, fees, PnL and history.
Run a wallet you know through both and compare position by position. The methods for PnL, impermanent loss, fees and APR are documented, so any gap has a cause you can see.
Both. Portfolio is the app, with nothing to build. The API is for when you want the same data inside your own project. Many people use Portfolio to check their own build.
Credit packs start at 500 credits for $10. Each call costs 1 to 15 credits, and failed requests are refunded, so a personal app tracking a few wallets uses very little.
Yes. DeFi Orbit AI connects to Claude Desktop, Claude Code or Cursor on the same key, so your assistant can read your positions directly while it builds your app.
Rate limits and terms of public RPC endpoints change often and differ by chain. Check your provider's current documentation before you rely on it.
Plug it into what you built
Point one call at a wallet you already track and compare the result with yours. The Starter pack is 500 credits for $10.