Every blockchain explorer I've used answers one question: did the transaction succeed? And they answer it with a decoded function signature and a table of raw values. No execution context, no way to see how that function connects to the rest of the contract.
We built Doodlescan to fix that. When you look up a transaction, it renders the called function inside a visual flow graph of the full contract. You can trace the execution path, see the guards and modifiers, the events it emits, the internal calls it makes. The function stops being an isolated signature and becomes a window into the contract's actual behavior.
The gas breakdown is visual too. You see the gas used vs. the limit as a bar, the price in Gwei, the fee in the native token, and the percentage consumed. When you combine that with the contract graph, you start to see why certain transactions cost more: storage writes, loops over dynamic arrays, mapping reads in access control checks. All visible in the graph.
It covers Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, and Polygon. Search by tx hash, contract address, wallet address, or ENS name. No account required.
https://doodledapp.com/feed/meet-doodlescan-see-what-every-transaction-actually-does
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