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Gliese watches 6 EVM chains for proxy upgrades, owner/admin changes, Safe signer and threshold changes, timelock delays, pauses and token admin events. Noise filtered, silent upgrades caught by a slot scan, a control label per contract. Free Telegram alerts.
Hi Product Hunt. I am Halil and I built Gliese Watch alone over the past weeks.
The problem: when you deposit into a DeFi protocol you trust a contract, but the contract can be changed under you. A proxy upgrade, a removed multisig signer, a shortened timelock delay or an owner change can all happen in one transaction, and nothing in your wallet tells you.
Gliese reads every block on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Polygon and BNB, keeps only real control changes (97.9% of the matching events last week were deployment noise) and sends the rest as alerts. A scanner also compares proxy storage slots directly (hourly for watched contracts), so upgrades that emit no event are caught too. Every contract has a public page with its full history and a label that says who can change the code and how fast.
Free: Telegram alerts for up to 100 contracts, the public feed, contract and protocol pages. Pro is 12 USD per 30 days from a balance you top up with USDT or USDC, no card. Team adds the read API.
I would like to hear which protocols you want named first and what a contract page is missing. Everything is early, so please be blunt.
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About Gliese Watch on Product Hunt
“Alerts when control over a DeFi contract changes”
Gliese Watch was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #63 on the daily leaderboard. Gliese watches 6 EVM chains for proxy upgrades, owner/admin changes, Safe signer and threshold changes, timelock delays, pauses and token admin events. Noise filtered, silent upgrades caught by a slot scan, a control label per contract. Free Telegram alerts.
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Halil Beydilli
Hi Product Hunt. I am Halil and I built Gliese Watch alone over the past weeks.
The problem: when you deposit into a DeFi protocol you trust a contract, but the contract can be changed under you. A proxy upgrade, a removed multisig signer, a shortened timelock delay or an owner change can all happen in one transaction, and nothing in your wallet tells you.
Gliese reads every block on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Polygon and BNB, keeps only real control changes (97.9% of the matching events last week were deployment noise) and sends the rest as alerts. A scanner also compares proxy storage slots directly (hourly for watched contracts), so upgrades that emit no event are caught too. Every contract has a public page with its full history and a label that says who can change the code and how fast.
Free: Telegram alerts for up to 100 contracts, the public feed, contract and protocol pages. Pro is 12 USD per 30 days from a balance you top up with USDT or USDC, no card. Team adds the read API.
I would like to hear which protocols you want named first and what a contract page is missing. Everything is early, so please be blunt.