# Tools

In addition to core execution features, Wheelx provides a set of supporting tools designed to enhance user experience, asset management, and ecosystem participation.

### GM

GM is a daily check-in feature that allows users to engage with the Wheelx ecosystem through simple, recurring interactions.By checking in regularly, users may unlock rewards, track engagement, or participate in ongoing campaigns. This feature is designed to encourage consistent activity while providing additional incentives within the platform.

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### Deploy

Deploy allows users to launch smart contracts directly on supported networks without requiring advanced technical knowledge or development experience.This feature simplifies the process of interacting with blockchain infrastructure, enabling users to deploy contracts on the mainnet in a more accessible and user-friendly way.

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### Portofolio

Portfolio provides a unified dashboard that displays the balance of your connected wallet across supported chains.\
It allows users to easily monitor their assets, track holdings, and get a clear overview of their positions in one place.

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### Tracker

Tracker is a tool designed to monitor balances across multiple wallets and networks. It enables users to view asset distribution across different chains without needing to switch between platforms.This is especially useful for users managing assets in multiple wallets or operating across various blockchain ecosystems.

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