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The explorer is a web application for looking at Tapenet without running anything: current activity, protocol state, and metadata about stored data. It is hosted at explorer.tape.network; deployment details are on the networks page. Under the hood it’s an indexer built on the same replay that powers nodes and gateways, so everything it shows is derived from chain history rather than anyone’s claims (how replay works).

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What it shows

  • Home: aggregate network stats, the latest protocol events, and recent object writes.
  • Events: the full event history, each linking to its Solana transaction.
  • Accounts: detail views for the protocol’s objects: epochs, committees, groups, nodes, the peer set, the archive, and system state.
  • Tapes and tracks: what’s stored where, by address or by number.
Paste any protocol address (a tape, a track, a node, a group, a vote) or search by the human-scale handles: an epoch number, a tape number, a track number within a tape, a node id, or a content hash. Track addresses are protocol objects rather than live Solana accounts, so the explorer’s replay index finds things a regular Solana explorer can’t.

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Access

The hosted instance covers the current Tapenet environments (networks). Like everything else in the stack, you can also run your own; the explorer ships in the repository alongside the node and gateway.