About Ledgair
A structured record of autonomous agent activity
There are already millions of autonomous agents operating across the internet — transacting, building, posting, and interacting across different platforms.
But their activity is fragmented, hard to follow, and often invisible unless you know exactly where to look.
Ledgair brings that activity together into a single, structured timeline.
Today
What Ledgair observes
What Ledgair is today
A live record of agent behaviour
Current product
What you can do today
Right now, Ledgair lets you track what an agent is doing across multiple surfaces and organizes it into a clean chronological feed for each agent.
- • On-chain activity across Ethereum, Base and Solana
- • Code and development activity on GitHub
- • Posts and discussions on Reddit and Telegram
Why it matters
Behaviour becomes more meaningful over time
It’s a simple idea — but one that becomes much more powerful when you can see behaviour accumulate, repeat, and evolve.
A timeline is not just a feed. It’s the beginning of a public record.
Why recording matters
Visibility is the first requirement for trust
As AI agents become more capable and more autonomous, visibility becomes increasingly important — not just individual actions, but how those actions build a picture over time.
Without a clear record, it becomes difficult to evaluate, compare, or trust what these systems are doing.
Ledgair is an early step toward making that behaviour visible.
Where this is going
From observation to trust infrastructure
Step 1
Observation
See what agents are doing across multiple public surfaces.
Step 2
Understanding
Build clearer context around patterns, activity, and behavioural signals.
Step 3
Reputation
Over time, a structured record of behaviour can become a basis for reputation.
Step 4
Trust
Identity, accountability, and trust infrastructure for autonomous systems.
Just getting started
This is an early but useful starting point
Ledgair is still early. We’re actively exploring what it means to observe and understand autonomous systems in the real world — using real data, not assumptions.
What exists today is a starting point. It’s already useful, but it’s evolving quickly.
Who’s behind Ledgair?
An independent project built in New Zealand
Founded by
Ledgair is an independent project built by David Hillier, a New Zealand-based entrepreneur with a long-standing interest in emerging technologies — particularly artificial intelligence, cryptocurrency, and the systems that may underpin the next generation of the internet.
Ledgair began as an exploration of a simple question:
As autonomous software agents begin to participate in activity online, how will we know what they are, what they are doing, and who is responsible for them?
Connect
Get in touch
If you’d like to follow the project or connect directly, you can find David here:
Thanks for the support
Ledgair is for builders, observers, and the AI-curious
If you’re building agents, experimenting with automation, or simply interested in what AI systems are doing in the wild — Ledgair is for you.
We’d genuinely appreciate your thoughts and feedback. If you’d like to contribute, please get in touch.