SOLTidy

About

One trader, tired of twelve tabs

I'm Jacob. I trade Solana tokens, and SOLTidy is the toolbox I wanted while doing it.

Trading on Solana leaves a mess behind. Every token you touch opens an account that locks a little SOL. Airdrops and spam NFTs pile up. Dust balances sit around worth a few cents each. And when you launch or manage a token yourself, there is a separate website for creating it, another for revoking authorities, another for burning LP, another for airdrops, another for snapshots — each with its own wallet connection, and often a fee you only see at the signing screen.

I used a lot of those sites. Most of them do their one job, but keeping a wallet and a token in order meant a dozen tabs and a dozen wallet connections. So I started building the tools I actually use into one place, with the rules I would want as a user.

The rules every tool follows

  • Non-custodial, always. Every transaction is built in your browser and signed in your own wallet. SOLTidy never holds keys, never takes custody, and never asks for token approvals.
  • The fee is on the screen before you sign.Paid tools add their fee as a plain SOL transfer inside the same transaction, so your wallet's own preview shows it too. Nothing is charged when a transaction fails or is rejected.
  • Irreversible means a warning. Burns, authority revokes and immutable metadata cannot be undone on Solana. Those tools make you confirm, and say so plainly.
  • Read-only works without a wallet. Checking a wallet, a mint, a transaction or a fee never requires connecting.
  • Honest about the free alternative. Where the Solana CLI or your wallet can do the same job, the page says so.

What is here

SOLTidy started in May 2026 as a single tool — the token account closer that returns the rent locked in empty accounts — and has grown to 30 tools in 5 groups:

How SOLTidy makes money

13 of the 30 tools are free. The other 17 charge a small fee that is listed on each tool page and in the terms: a percentage of the SOL you recover for the recovery tools, and a flat amount for token-launch actions and bulk sends. All fees go to one public wallet, so anyone can verify on-chain what the site actually earns. There are no ads and there is no SOLTidy token.

How the tools are tested

Every transaction a tool builds is simulated against Solana mainnet with real accounts before it ships — token closes, NFT burns including programmable NFTs, swaps, stake withdrawals, token creation, authority changes and batched sends — and the reclaimed amounts and fees are checked to the lamport. Both token programs, SPL Token and Token-2022, are supported throughout.

What I write about

The blogcovers the things I had to learn the slow way: how Solana rent works, how to read a token's authorities before buying, why transactions fail, what unstaking really involves. A good place to start is What is Solana rent? The refundable deposit on every account. Nothing on this site is financial advice — it is how the chain works, explained by someone who uses it every day.

Contact

Bug reports, tool requests and corrections are welcome on X at @soltidy. If a page gets a technical detail wrong, I want to know.