Immediate Luminary

Complete Crypto Transaction Management

Immediate Luminary solves the problem of scattered cryptocurrency transaction records across multiple platforms and blockchains. Instead of losing track of your crypto trades, this app provides a unified system to store, categorize, and analyze all your transaction data.

Detailed Feature Breakdown

Transaction Hash Tracking

Each blockchain transaction generates a unique cryptographic hash that serves as an immutable identifier. Immediate Luminary provides dedicated input fields for these hash strings, supporting variable-length hashes from different blockchain networks. Users can copy transaction hashes directly from blockchain explorers or wallet applications and paste them into the app for permanent record-keeping. The hash field accommodates Bitcoin's 64-character SHA-256 hashes, Ethereum's hexadecimal transaction identifiers, and hashes from alternative blockchain networks without length restrictions.

Directional Transaction Classification

The toggle system distinguishes between incoming transactions to your wallets and outgoing transactions sent from your addresses. This binary classification enables accurate calculation of net position changes and facilitates the separation of deposits from withdrawals. The visual statistics engine uses this directional data to generate separate donut charts for inflows and outflows, allowing users to analyze their transaction patterns by direction rather than viewing all transactions as undifferentiated events.

Custom Folder Architecture

Users create folders with custom names and assign color identifiers to each category. A DeFi trader might establish folders for Uniswap Trades, Yield Farming Deposits, Lending Protocol Interactions, and Token Swaps. An exchange user could organize folders by platform: Coinbase Transactions, Binance Transfers, Kraken Trades. The folder system supports unlimited categories, with each folder maintaining its own transaction list and contributing its assigned color to the statistics visualizations.

Block Confirmation Monitoring

Blockchain transactions require multiple block confirmations before achieving finality. Immediate Luminary includes a confirmation status field where users record the current confirmation count for pending transactions. For Bitcoin transactions requiring six confirmations or Ethereum transactions needing twelve blocks, users can track confirmation progress directly within the transaction entry. This field accepts numeric input and allows users to update the count as additional blocks are mined, providing a progress indicator for high-value transfers where confirmation timing matters.

Timestamp and Block Number Recording

Each transaction entry captures the block timestamp from the blockchain, providing an immutable temporal reference for transaction ordering. Block number fields allow users to record the specific block height where their transaction was included, enabling precise chronological reconstruction of transaction sequences. These fields support both manual entry from blockchain explorers and note-taking for future blockchain verification if needed.

Wallet Address Management

The dual address system tracks both source addresses sending funds and destination addresses receiving funds. For incoming transactions, users log the sender's wallet address in the From field and their own receiving address in the To field. For outgoing transactions, the system reverses this relationship. This bidirectional address tracking enables users to identify counterparties in transactions, verify payment sources for accounting purposes, and maintain comprehensive records of all wallet addresses involved in their transaction history.

Transaction Editing Capabilities

Users can edit transaction details after initial entry, accommodating scenarios where confirmation counts change, additional notes become relevant, or initial data entry errors need correction. The edit function provides access to all transaction fields including hash, addresses, block information, and folder assignment. This flexibility ensures transaction records remain accurate and complete as circumstances evolve, particularly for long-term transaction tracking where initial details may require supplementation with subsequent information.