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Web3 Tools & Extensions List
Web3 and Decentralized Applications (dApps)

Web3 Tools & Extensions List

An organised list of the main types of tools used in Web3, including wallets, browser extensions, block explorers, portfolio trackers and security checkers, with notes on what each type does. It suits learners setting up their first Web3 toolkit who want to know which tools are useful and how to judge them safely.

Levels
4
Starting from
175 credits
Category
Web3 and Decentralized Applications (dApps)
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About this material

New Web3 users are often told to install one extension after another without a clear idea of what each one does. This list sorts the common tool types into groups such as wallets, block explorers, portfolio and tax trackers, token approval checkers, network switchers and privacy tools. For each type it explains the job the tool performs, the permissions it usually asks for and the warning signs of a fake or harmful version. Rather than ranking products, it gives you questions to ask before installing anything, such as who maintains the tool and where to download the genuine copy. Use it as a checklist when building or reviewing your setup, and cross off the categories you have covered. You will finish with a tidy, purposeful toolkit and a habit of checking tools before trusting them.
Each level is unlocked separately

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Compare the levels below and add the one that suits you to your cart

01
Level 1

Beginner

175 credits

What this level includes

  • Covered in this level

    You will cover the core tool categories in the list, including wallets, browser extensions, block explorers and portfolio trackers. Each is explained in plain words, with the key terms you need and the simple checks to make before trusting any tool.

  • Suited to

    This level is for learners who have heard of Web3 tools but are unsure what each one does. It exists to give you a calm, clear introduction to the main tool types before you install anything on your own device.

  • What you will be able to apply

    You will be able to name the main types of Web3 tools, explain what each one is for and recognise the basic warning signs of an unsafe download. This gives you a sensible foundation for choosing your first tools with care.

02
Level 2

Intermediate

375 credits

What this level includes

  • Covered in this level

    You will look at how a wallet extension connects to applications, how to read a transaction on a block explorer and how portfolio trackers pull in wallet data. You will also study permission requests, fake extensions and how to verify official download sources.

  • Suited to

    This level suits learners who already know the basic tool types and now want to use them together in everyday Web3 activity. It focuses on building a practical toolkit and avoiding the common mistakes people make when setting one up.

  • What you will be able to apply

    Once you finish, you can assemble a working set of Web3 tools, check a transaction independently and review the permissions an extension asks for. You will also be able to spot and avoid the most common toolkit problems, such as imitation extensions.

03
Level 3

Advanced

675 credits

What this level includes

  • Covered in this level

    You will compare tools within each category from the list, study how extensions can conflict in one browser and review token approvals and how to revoke them. The level also covers separating wallets by purpose and evaluating open-source and closed-source tools.

  • Suited to

    This level is for learners who use several Web3 tools regularly and want to judge them more critically. It exists to help you weigh security, privacy and convenience when tools overlap, conflict or ask for more access than they need.

  • What you will be able to apply

    After this level, you can design a layered toolkit that keeps high-value activity apart from everyday use, audit and revoke risky approvals, and make reasoned choices between competing tools rather than relying on popularity or promotion alone.

04
Level 4

Expert

975 credits

What this level includes

  • Covered in this level

    You will bring together wallet architecture, extension hygiene, multi-network tracking and privacy practices into one reviewed system. The level also covers building your own criteria for evaluating new tools and a routine for retiring tools that no longer meet them.

  • Suited to

    This level is for experienced Web3 users who want to refine their whole toolkit and review it over time. It focuses on the trade-offs between security, usability and privacy when you manage many tools across several devices and networks.

  • What you will be able to apply

    You will be able to maintain a documented, regularly reviewed Web3 toolkit, justify each tool in it against clear criteria and adapt the setup as risks change. You can also explain these trade-offs clearly to others who are building their own toolkit.

Levels are unlocked with credits from your balance. You can add more credits at any time.