Sonar Studio

Sonar Studio is the main interface that gives users access to their DeFi portfolio. It provides a clear, real-time view of all crypto holdings across different wallets and blockchains. The platform is designed to help users monitor their assets, understand their performance, and make better decisions based on data. Unlike other dashboards that only show token balances, Sonar Studio provides deeper analytics and connects this data with useful tools for managing and optimizing a crypto portfolio.

Real-Time Portfolio Tracking

One of the main features of Sonar Studio is live portfolio tracking. Users can connect multiple wallets and view all their assets in one place. This includes support for tokens, NFTs, and positions held in DeFi protocols. Studio updates in real time, showing price changes, gains or losses, and overall net worth. It pulls data from various chains and dApps to ensure users always see the most up-to-date view of their portfolio.

The platform is also chain-agnostic, which means it supports multiple blockchains. Whether a user holds assets on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, or Solana, Sonar Studio can consolidate everything into a single dashboard. This removes the need to check each wallet or platform individually.

Analytics and Insights

Sonar Studio includes a built-in analytics engine that breaks down how assets are performing. Users can view charts showing trends over time, analyze their exposure by asset or category, and see where most of their portfolio risk lies. The system calculates key metrics like asset allocation, unrealized profit/loss, portfolio volatility, and changes in token weights.

These insights help users make decisions based on data instead of guesswork. For example, if a user’s portfolio becomes too concentrated in one token, Studio will flag it. If a user’s assets are consistently underperforming the market, Studio can help identify the problem.

AI-Powered Portfolio Intelligence

Studio is connected to Sonar’s AI engine, which adds another layer of intelligence to portfolio management. The AI reviews user behavior and asset performance to generate personalized suggestions. It may recommend rebalancing, exiting underperforming positions, or diversifying across different types of tokens.

This feature is helpful for both new users and advanced traders. Beginners get basic guidance and alerts, while experienced users can access detailed simulations and deeper strategic insights. All suggestions are based on real-time data and user activity.

User Experience

Sonar Studio is designed to be easy to use. The interface is clean, with a focus on functionality. Important data is presented in a way that’s easy to understand, and navigation is simple even for those with little experience in DeFi. There are no unnecessary menus or complicated settings—everything is organized around the user’s portfolio.

The system is also modular. As users grow in experience, they can unlock more features or customize their dashboard to fit their needs. This makes Studio suitable for both beginners and professionals.

Sonar Terminal

Sonar Terminal is the part of the platform that helps users manage both DeFi and CeFi (centralized finance) assets in one place. While Sonar Studio focuses on tracking and analyzing crypto portfolios, Terminal adds execution capabilities. This means users can take direct action – like swapping tokens, moving assets between wallets, or interacting with smart contracts – without leaving the platform.

Sonar Terminal is built for users who want more than just visibility. It’s made for people who actively manage their assets and want to do it more efficiently. Instead of using several platforms to execute trades or rebalance portfolios, Terminal lets users do everything from one screen.

Connecting CeFi and DeFi

One of the main goals of Sonar Terminal is to bridge the gap between centralized and decentralized finance. Most users today use both types of platforms—such as a crypto exchange account on Binance (CeFi) and a wallet on MetaMask (DeFi). Sonar Terminal brings these two sides together.

The Terminal connects to popular exchanges and wallets through secure APIs and integrations. Users can see all their CeFi balances, trading histories, and open orders alongside their DeFi holdings. This unified view makes it easier to understand overall exposure and manage risks across platforms.

Execution Features

With Terminal, users can take actions directly from the platform. These actions include swapping tokens, bridging assets between chains, sending funds, and interacting with smart contracts. For example, if a user sees that one asset is performing poorly, they can quickly swap it for another or adjust their exposure with a few clicks.

Every transaction is shown with real-time gas estimates, token values, and expected outcomes. This helps users avoid errors and understand the impact of their actions before confirming. The platform also includes built-in safety checks, such as flagging contracts that haven’t been audited or warning about tokens with high slippage.

Workflow Automation

Sonar Terminal also supports automation for advanced users. With the help of AI, users can set up triggers and workflows that act automatically under certain conditions. For example, if a token drops below a specific value, the system can notify the user or suggest an action like reducing exposure. This reduces the need for constant monitoring and allows users to focus on strategy instead of manual management.

The automation is optional and fully transparent. Users always have control over what gets executed and when.

Sonar Portal

Sonar Portal is the personalized access layer of the Sonar platform. While Studio focuses on tracking and Terminal on execution, Portal is where users interact with Web3 in a customized and strategic way. It allows users to explore dApps, access smart contract tools, and receive personalized market signals and insights. The Portal adapts to the user’s profile and preferences, offering tailored content and tools based on portfolio behavior and activity.

The goal of Sonar Portal is to make Web3 easier to use and more relevant for each user. Instead of browsing hundreds of unrelated tools or dApps, users see options that are useful to their own goals—whether that’s investing, building, or participating in communities.

Personalized Web3 Interface

The Portal is designed to be dynamic. As users interact with their portfolio in Studio or make trades in Terminal, Sonar’s system learns what matters most to them. It then shows relevant features, opportunities, and educational content. For example, if a user regularly holds stablecoins, the Portal might show options for staking or yield farming. If they’ve used NFTs, it might surface tools for managing collections or joining related communities.

This approach helps remove information overload, which is a common issue in Web3. The Portal filters noise and surfaces tools that fit the user’s actual behavior.

Access to dApps and On-Chain Tools

Sonar Portal includes curated access to decentralized applications across multiple chains. Users don’t need to search or manually add dApps—they’re presented with reliable, vetted tools within the platform. These could include lending protocols, DEXs, NFT platforms, or DAO voting systems.

All dApps in the Portal are integrated with the Sonar Wallet and compatible with the platform’s smart contract tools. This means users can move between dApps and their portfolio without needing separate logins, browser extensions, or token approvals. Transactions and interactions are tracked, analyzed, and displayed within the Sonar environment.

AI-Powered Suggestions

The Portal also uses AI to provide real-time suggestions. These suggestions are based on market activity, user behavior, and risk assessment. For example, the system might recommend reducing exposure to a volatile token, increasing allocation to a trending sector, or avoiding a suspicious contract. Suggestions are presented with clear explanations and data so users can understand why an action is being recommended.

The AI layer works in the background but remains transparent. Users can choose to follow, ignore, or adjust suggestions based on their strategy.

Integration with Add3

Builders who use Add3 to deploy smart contracts can also integrate their tools into the Portal. This creates a discoverable marketplace of smart contract utilities, accessible to Sonar users who may want to stake, mint, or interact with community-based projects. These integrations help builders reach an active user base while ensuring the ecosystem remains secure and useful.

Sonar Wallet

The Sonar Wallet is the main wallet infrastructure within the Sonar platform. It is a non-custodial wallet, which means users always retain control of their private keys and assets. The wallet is fully integrated into the Sonar ecosystem, including Studio, Terminal, and Portal. It supports multi-chain assets and is designed to work smoothly with both decentralized and centralized finance tools.

Multi-Chain Support

The wallet allows users to manage assets across several blockchains from one interface. This includes major EVM-compatible chains such as Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, and Polygon, as well as plans for supporting non-EVM chains like Solana. Users can view their balances, token performance, and recent transactions without switching apps or browser extensions.

Real-Time Portfolio Sync

Sonar Wallet automatically syncs with the Portfolio Intelligence layer. This means all changes to wallet balances are reflected in real-time within Studio. If a user adds a new token, makes a trade, or moves assets, these updates are immediately visible in their analytics dashboard.

Built-In Gas Estimation and Approvals

The wallet includes tools to help users manage gas fees, approve tokens for smart contract use, and avoid common transaction errors. When users perform actions through Terminal—such as swapping or bridging tokens—the wallet calculates the gas fee and provides clear information about the transaction before execution.

Secure and User-Friendly

Security is a major focus of the Sonar Wallet. It uses encryption to store local data and supports standard wallet recovery methods. Users can also import or export wallets as needed. Despite its advanced features, the wallet interface is designed to be beginner-friendly. It removes unnecessary steps and presents only the most important information during use.

Integration with Sonar Products

Because the wallet is deeply integrated with Sonar’s platform, users can take actions—such as deploying contracts via Add3 or participating in DAO votes—directly from the wallet environment. This seamless connection between storage, analytics, and execution reduces complexity and increases user efficiency.