AI-powered 👾 search engine for move contracts

Loading stats...

What is it?

Easterbit is an AI-powered search engine that lets you explore and search through decompiled smart contract code across the entire blockchain (currently Aptos). Whether you're hunting for examples, tracking down bugs, or just digging into how contracts work.

How does it work?

We hoovered up terabytes of blockchain data, checked every address, grabbed all the modules (aka contracts), decompiled them, vectorized every function and module, and built a search that’s both full-text and semantic. It’s like Google for blockchain code, but with extra AI sauce!

You guys trying to hack the chain or what?

Nah! All the data we use is already public — we're just making it actually searchable. Right now, exploring decompiled smart contract code usually means digging through addresses manually. We’re changing that by letting you search across the entire blockchain, not just by address.

So... did you guys just invent a new blockchain explorer?

We're focused specifically on smart contracts. The idea is to search for patterns, what’s commonly used and check for vulnerabilities across the entire blockchain if a bug shows up somewhere. The trick is, regular full-text search doesn’t work well here — variable names are different, logic changes, and that’s exactly where AI comes in. There’s a ton of problems to solve, but they’re super interesting. We don’t know where it’ll all lead yet, but we’re counting on your support.

How’s this making the blockchain better?

Easterbit lets you hunt for classic code oopsies across ALL Aptos smart contracts at once! Think bugs like `a + b` or `arg1 + arg2` gone wrong, or sneaky Move errors like `x - y` underflows or `balance = balance + amount` overflows. We make it easy to spot these red flags, so bug hunters and auditors can fix ‘em fast. Safer code = stronger chain!

Why the name Easterbit? Easter eggs, really? 🐣

Yup, it’s all about those *Easter eggs* — something hidden in games or software. Easterbit’s here to help you find something interesting in smart contracts. It’s like finding a valuable bit of code nobody’s noticed yet.

Any rewards for bug hunters?

Maybe down the line! We’re thinking about bounty systems tied to tokens, companies, or blockchains. But honestly? We’re building this for the hacker curiosity vibes. Go hunt those bugs, fam! 🐞

Is this free or do I need to shill my crypto?

Totally free for now! We’re covering server and API costs out of our own pockets. Not sure how we’ll keep it running — maybe donations, maybe plans later. Wanna help? Toss a donation to keep the servers vibing! 🙌

Who’s Easterbit for?

Bug hunters, auditors, devs, and anyone curious enough to dive into move smart contracts. If you love digging for hidden code treasures, Easterbit’s your playground.

What’s now and what’s next?

Right now, we’re enhancing the search engine with decompiled contracts. It turns out there’s a lot of junk contracts (like token generators—likely created just for airdrop, 🤔). We’ll need to figure out a way to filter them out or adjust relevance in search results. We’re also working on adding all contracts since we already have all the addresses. Next, we’ll open-source the search (it currently runs on Elasticsearch), go through all unique contracts, and generate vectors and tags to identify bugs/risks. Then, we’ll see how it turns out. After that, we’ll probably shift focus to SUI and Movement to bring transparency to the Move ecosystem’s smart contracts.