Who’s cooking? Who’s cooking you?
Wallet trackers show transactions. Proof of Sauce records who made the call, what the public evidence showed, and what happened next. Forward the call. Check the caller. Keep the receipt.
The trenches finally have a scoreboard.
Calls move from hype to evidence. Watch winners cook, top blasts catch fire, and round trips get preserved long after the victory screenshot disappears.
Every call starts with a source.
Submit a public Call Receipt through SauceBot or the site. It enters review without affecting anyone’s reputation until the source, caller, token, and publication time have been checked.
Paste the public post, caller, and token. Proof of Sauce locks the source, timestamp, contract, and call-time market data without making an instant judgment.
Bring a receipt →Community submissions land here automatically as On the Stove. Review either dismisses them or serves them into the official evidence record.
Enter the Food Hall →Serious allegations require serious receipts. Investigations, responses, appeals, dismissals, and Burn Notices remain visible for public inspection.
View the docket →A number proves it. A title makes it memorable.
Sauce Scores remain evidence-based. Archetypes turn the record into language the trenches can recognize, share, celebrate, and roast.
A community submission is not an official finding.
A red candle is not a Burn Notice. Rival communities do not determine the score. Burn Notices require documented receipts, timestamps, market data, applicable wallet evidence, and a published reasoning trail.
No verified receipts, no Burn Notice.
The coin powers usage. It never buys trust.
Kitchen Pass, Caller Pro, forensic reports, and API access create paid utility. Discounted $SAUCEY checkout appears only after the official token payment rail is configured.
Free checks grow the public record. Paid users buy advanced Kitchen workflow, private caller analytics, forensic reports, exports, and API capacity—not a nicer verdict.
Sauce Checks fund forensic reports. Kitchen Pass and Caller Pro fund deeper workflow. API plans fund data access. Kiss the Cook fees support operations.
Every payment is recorded outside the scoring pipeline and cannot change evidence, eligibility, rankings, or report conclusions.
Check the record before you follow the call.
Search a caller by handle and inspect their Sauce Score, documented calls, receipt history, rankings, and integrity findings.
The board, right now.
Ranked by reviewed record, not follower count. Eligibility and confidence travel with every score — a caller with two lucky calls does not outrank a documented history.
Every finding ships with its evidence.
Burn notices describe events, not verdicts. Each one links the transactions that triggered it, and each one can be worked off with clean calls.
What the engine just saw.
Watched wallets moving, calls getting locked, scores shifting. Observed events only — if nothing has happened, the kitchen says so.
Proof, not promises.
Claim your identity.
Sign a no-transaction message to prove wallet ownership and reserve one permanent Sauce handle.
The call gets locked.
Linked Telegram calls are captured automatically. X and manual submissions enter an operator review queue.
The wallet tells the rest.
The engine joins the call timestamp to on-chain entries, exits and the wallet behavior around them.
Receipts become reputation.
Performance, integrity, confidence and sample size update under one published methodology.
Caller intelligence where the calls happen.
Check, compare, capture and watch callers from a Telegram group. Every accepted receipt feeds the same reviewable record as the site.