This page lists tools built by the community, not by the Raydium team. Inclusion is not endorsement — every tool is independently maintained and the community sends pull requests to add or update entries. Always evaluate trust assumptions yourself before connecting a wallet or sharing an API key.
What’s listed here
A tool earns a spot on this page if it (a) is publicly accessible, (b) actually works against Raydium’s mainnet programs at the time of listing, and (c) is maintained — meaning the project has had a commit, release, or visible engagement in the last 90 days. Categories below are a starting taxonomy; submit a tool that doesn’t fit any of them and we’ll add a new category.Analytics and data
Portfolio and position trackers
Aggregators
Aggregator routing through Raydium pools requires no integration on the LP’s side — once a pool is open, aggregators index it automatically.
Indexers and APIs (community)
For the official Raydium-maintained API see
sdk-api/rest-api. The tools above are useful when you need data shapes the official API doesn’t provide.
SDKs and language clients (community)
If you maintain a community SDK for Go, Kotlin, Swift, Java, or another language with active users, submit it via the process below — we’ll list it.
Bots and automation
Submitting a tool
To add or update an entry on this page:- Fork the docs repo (the docs source lives in the public Raydium docs repo — the exact path is in the README).
- Edit
resources/community-tools.mdx. - Submit a PR with:
- Tool name and link.
- One-line description (what it is, what category).
- Maintainer’s GitHub or X handle (for verification).
- A note on activity (last release / last meaningful commit).
Removal policy
A tool is removed from this page if:- The hosted instance has been offline for >30 days.
- The repository has been archived or deleted.
- The maintainer goes silent for >180 days and the tool stops working.
- The tool starts engaging in user-harm behavior (drainer scripts, deceptive UX, etc.).
Security note
A tool listed here that asks for your wallet’s seed phrase, that requires you to send funds to a custodial address, or that promises guaranteed yields, is not a tool you should use. Listing here is a low bar — it does not vouch for security. Always inspect what you’re authorising before signing a transaction.Pointers
sdk-api— official SDKs and APIs.getting-started/trust-and-safety— how to evaluate a tool before connecting.security/oracle-and-token-risks— operational risks to be aware of.
- Maintainer-submitted entries (this page is community-curated).

