INTRODUCING BLUESHOT: THE ULTIMATE NFT SNAPSHOT TOOL.
As many of you may already know, I'm Proxy, founder of
@StarStruckStudy and
@BlueValleyLabs, which powers
@BlueValleyDAO. I'm building Bluesuite as an open-source suite of focused tools for people who operate on-chain.
BlueShot is the snapshot layer: a fast, read-only way to understand NFT ownership without manual data hunting. It is open source.
Try it now!
Access it here:
bluesuite.vercel.app/bluesho…
GitHub:
github.com/MarkZukk/BlueSuit…
BlueShot is part of a constellation of tools build by BlueValley Labs, and the entire suite can be found at
bluesuite.vercel.app. Blueshot is merely one part of Bluesuite, alongside FoundersBot and BlueHelper: practical tools for wallet intelligence, NFT snapshots, and repeatable batch operations. Other tools will be added soonest.
Blueshot's workflow:
1) paste a collection contract address
2) choose Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, or Robinhood Chain
3) run a holder snapshot
4) review balances
5) export a clean CSV
optional: Need one wallet check? Select "check if an address is holding a collection," enter an address, and get a direct holding result with the item count.
No wallet connection, transaction, or signature request.
The Tech
Blueshot uses Alchemy's indexed NFT API on supported networks. Operators get a direct path to ownership data without building an index from scratch.
Robinhood Chain has a resilient path: parallel RPC and Multicall3 requests for sequential ERC-721 collections, then Blockscout holder paging when token IDs are not sequential.
Useful for allowlists, community checks, claim preparation, and quick verification.
CSV exports are sorted from largest holder balance to smallest. Every address is validated before a provider is called, and the API returns structured data for review, audits, or downstream workflows.
Closing remarks
While a certain provider charges projects 8$ to take a snapshot of an Ethereum NFT collection, I have decided to keep BlueShot not just FREE but also Open Source. I keep the foundation small so contributors can understand it, improve it, and build on it.
Once again, Bluesuite is open source, built by BlueValley Labs and theweb3proxy under the MIT License.
Contribute code, docs, tests, provider adapters, or accessibility fixes:
github.com/MarkZukk/BlueSuit…
Contributors are most welcome.