Mint NFTs from every wallet the second a drop opens.
It's a desktop app you run yourself. Point it at an OpenSea drop, an allowlist or a raw contract, pick your wallets, and it fires without you watching the clock.
Windows, macOS and Linux · 2,400+ EVM chains
The app itself
A desk, not a dashboard.
Quasarr runs on your machine as a native app. Wallet groups, task states, simulation results and the log all sit on one surface, so you can see what is about to happen before it happens.
- 2,400+
- EVM chains
- 100s
- wallets per group
- 4
- mint modules
ok simulated 12/12 · no reverts predicted
rpc your-endpoint · block 21,884,102
ok 1 success · 0 failed
Interface illustration. Figures shown are placeholders.
Three moves from download to first mint.
- 01
Get a license
Access comes from a Quasarr Pass. Hold one, rent one from a holder, or use a manually issued license.
- 02
Load your wallets
Import hundreds at once and sort them into groups. Fund and collect from one screen. Keys are encrypted before they ever touch disk.
- 03
Set up the task
Pick the contract, the quantity and the trigger. Quasarr fires when the drop opens, not when you notice it opened.
Everything listed here ships in the current build.
Fires on open, not on notice
Set the task up before the drop. Quasarr simulates, then submits the instant minting becomes callable, for every wallet in the group at the same time. No refreshing, no racing the page.
Hundreds of wallets, one screen
Group your wallets, then fund and start them as a unit. Dispersing and collecting are single actions, not an afternoon.
Simulated before it is sent
Every transaction gets a dry run first. Reverts are caught while they are still free instead of after they have burned gas.
| Mint types | OpenSea drops, Merkle allowlists, custom proof sources, manual ABI or raw calldata |
|---|---|
| Chains | More than 2,400 EVM networks, using RPC endpoints you supply |
| Allowlists | OpenSea eligibility checked before the drop opens |
| Gas | EIP-1559 calculator built in, with per-task fee ceilings |
| Funding | Disperse to and collect from a whole wallet group in one action |
| Keys | AES-256-GCM, encrypted on device, never transmitted |
| Platforms | Windows, macOS and Linux |
Your keys stay on your machine.
Quasarr encrypts them locally and signs there too. What leaves your computer is a finished transaction, sent through an RPC endpoint you choose.
What is shipped, and what is next.
Desktop app
The full desktop build is out. Sign in to download it and manage your license from the dashboard.
More modules
Additional mint modules, plus the Quasarr bot for project, wallet and social signals.
Common questions
Is Quasarr custodial? Can you see my private keys?
No. They are encrypted on your own device with your passphrase and never sent to us. That also means we cannot recover them for you, so keep your own backups.
Which platforms does the app run on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
How do I get access right now?
An owned or rented Quasarr Pass grants access, and manually issued licenses remain supported. Open beta trials are closed to new sign-ups; trials already issued keep working until they expire.
Which chains and marketplaces are supported?
More than 2,400 EVM chains, using RPC endpoints you supply. Mint modules cover OpenSea drops, Merkle allowlists, custom proof sources and manual ABI or raw calldata contracts.
What makes it faster than minting manually?
It is already waiting when the drop opens. A task set up ahead of time submits on the same block the contract becomes callable, and it does that across every wallet in the group at once.
How many wallets can I run at once?
Hundreds. They are grouped, funded and started as a unit rather than one at a time.