# Cielo > Track it. Trade it. Cielo is a web3 information and execution platform. It helps traders track onchain wallet activity across a wide range of blockchains and trade Solana tokens directly through a single interface. Cielo is an information and execution layer for web3 that lets users discover, track, and trade tokens through a single interface. It monitors wallet activity and transactions across a wide range of supported blockchains and surfaces the data as a real-time feed. Traders, analysts, and developers use the platform to follow wallets, spot emerging tokens, and act on onchain trends as they happen. The platform addresses the difficulty of parsing raw onchain data by labeling transactions with details such as swap size, protocol, and profit and loss, and by letting users filter activity by transaction type, size, or network. Integrated Solana trading allows users to execute trades directly from the tracked activity feed without switching to a separate exchange interface. Alerts and notifications are delivered through web, Discord, and Telegram bot interfaces. Cielo's offering spans wallet discovery, real-time alert delivery, and behavioral analytics, alongside its integrated trading feature. It also provides developer access for building custom integrations on top of its tracking data. The platform serves individual traders, analysts, and developers seeking to monitor onchain markets and react to activity across many wallets and tokens. - Type: Project - Sector: Data & Analytics - Status: Active - Founded: 2022-08-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/Cielo ## Products - [Cielo](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Cielo): Cielo is a data terminal that tracks onchain wallet activity and enables direct token trading across multiple blockchain networks. It lets users follow specific wallet addresses, view a real-time feed of labeled transactions with details such as swap size, protocol, and profit and loss, and receive alerts through connected messaging bots. The platform also includes wallet discovery tools for finding active traders and an integrated trading interface for executing token swaps without leaving the application. (Data Terminal, Live, Main Product) - [Cielo API](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Cielo): Cielo API is an onchain data API that gives developers programmatic access to wallet and transaction data across multiple blockchain networks. It provides endpoints for retrieving transaction feeds, wallet tags, and token or wallet profit and loss calculations, with filtering options for bot and spam activity. Developers use the API to build applications that incorporate wallet analytics and real-time onchain activity. 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