Real wallets, small real balances, every button pressed. Each test log records onboarding time, hidden fees, dead ends, and whether the app survived a week of normal use.
Send me test logsFrom tap to working account, with a stopwatch. If onboarding needs a seed phrase, three channels and a captcha, the log says so.
Every TON transaction fee we paid during the test, listed. Small print becomes big print.
We come back after two weeks and log what changed: balances, bots, broken features, or a rug.
STON.fi vs DeDust: Hands-On TON DEX Comparison
Same wallet, same real TON, two DEXs this time. Fees, routing and the new wrapped Bitcoin and Ethereum pools, logged the TonTry way: every swap confirmed.
Telegram Wallet vs Tonkeeper vs MyTonWallet: Hands-On TON Wallet Comparison
Same phone, same small stack of TON, three wallets. Custody models, onboarding friction and fee behavior, logged the TonTry way: every button pressed.
When we finish a batch of tests, you get the logs: honest, timestamped, and short.
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No. We buy our own TON, run the tests on our own wallets, and publish what happened. If a project ever sponsors anything, it will be labeled and it will not be a test log.
Yes, small amounts. Fees and losses are part of the log. That is the point.
No. Test logs describe software behavior, not token prospects. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy anything.
Yes, by email. Submission does not guarantee a log, and it never changes what the log says.