TZ2AT gives your Tezos wallet a public, portable history that apps can understand. Claim your wallet repo, hydrate your past activity, and let appviews turn your Tezos life into profiles, feeds, analytics, games, and posts.
You already have a history on Tezos: collects, transfers, sales, bids, contracts, and token ownership. TZ2AT gives that history a portable home so apps can show it, remix it, and help you share it.
Use an AT Protocol identity, such as a Bluesky account, and prove which Tezos wallet is yours. TZ2AT does not custody funds or sign Tezos operations.
Your wallet gets a repo that can hold durable profile, lifecycle, token, and activity records. Your past history can be hydrated in the background.
Apps can show your wallet history, recent token activity, collection context, social post templates, feeds, games, and analytics without making you start over.
Block explorers are great for lookup, but they are not personal spaces. TZ2AT lets Tezos activity become app data attached to a portable identity and wallet repo.
That means a wallet history app, a collector profile, a sale celebration card, or a game can all start from the same trusted record of what happened.
Use an AT Protocol identity to say "this wallet is mine" without making TZ2AT a wallet.
A public record space for durable wallet facts, ownership context, and history that apps can read.
The actual product experience: wallet timelines, collector profiles, market alerts, feeds, games, or social cards.
The hot path keeps up with the chain. Enrichment and routing happen downstream, so an API hiccup or a busy repo provisioner does not block head capture.
TZ2AT owns replay, provenance, graph anchors, and deterministic Tezos-to-record conversion. Your AppView owns ranking, user experience, culture, and product logic.
Subscribe to wss://tz2at.xyz/firehose for live JSON records or to the ATProto sync firehose for native repo events your own PDS/AppView can retain.
Events are verbs. Wallets, contracts, tokens, marketplaces, currencies, platforms, and chains are nouns. TZ2AT stores verbs in the repos for the nouns they describe.
Raw chain observations stay separate from OBJKT enrichment and other semantic context, so apps know what kind of truth they are reading.
store.tz2at.block · store.tz2at.xtz.flow · store.tz2at.fa2.transfer · store.tz2at.contract.call · store.tz2at.account.activity · store.tz2at.marketplace.collect · store.tz2at.bigmap.update · store.tz2at.raw.observation · store.tz2at.contract.objktProfile
The quickest way to understand TZ2AT is to try the wallet appview: connect an AT Protocol identity, claim a Tezos wallet repo, hydrate history, then see what apps can do with it.