Managing your team

Referral basics

HELIX referral relations are recorded on Anubis in the community relations contract 0xc9f9a8a2dBf8188AD6610e0239105CAbE67c4993. For every member the contract stores two things: a referrer and a level.

Where the relations come from:

• Almost every relation in the community contract was migrated from Polygon: from block 1,856,081 on, relations were imported in batches through Imported events, 318,155 members by block 1,888,000 alone. For the current number imported and those who joined directly on Anubis, see "Imported" and "Joined on chain" on the Community page.
• Newcomers bind a referrer through an invite link in the official dApp, once and for good. This site only shows relations that already exist on Anubis.

Where team data comes from

The tree is large and very deep (the Community page shows its current size and deepest level), so querying the blockchain layer by layer would be very slow. Team data is therefore aggregated from on-chain events by this site's indexer; open "Verifiable on-chain" under a number and it says "Indexer". While the indexer is catching up with the latest blocks, pages show "Indexer syncing" with its progress, and the data may be incomplete for a while.

Team reports (free)

Open the Team page and enter any address to see how its whole team (every depth) did each day: new performance and its share of the network, who got that day's deposit quota, new members, each line's performance, the team's totals, and how far it is from the next P level. Once you save your address under Me, tapping Team opens your own team's report straight away; to see another team, enter a different address at the bottom of the report, or press "Team report" on any address page. No sign-in, no wallet connection. Once signed in, you can also turn a report into an image with a QR code to post in your groups.

Registering and signing in

Public chain data, including the page for any address and team reports, needs no sign-in. The full member list, the team overview, notes, groups, tracked addresses and exports are free once you register and sign in. Signing in also gives you the report share image, the full Power ranking past page 1 with its CSV export, and alerts for new Contract changes with their CSV export.

1. Register

   On the Register page choose a username (4 to 20 letters, digits or underscores), a password (at least 8 characters) and a secondary password (at least 6 characters, different from your login password). No email or phone number is needed. The secondary password lets you reset a forgotten password and confirms password changes. Keep it somewhere safe on its own: with no email or phone on file, losing it means you cannot recover the account yourself.

2. Sign in

   Enter your username and password on the Sign in page, or tap "Sign in" at the top right. Nothing else needs setting up: the Members view and the tools above are ready to use.

Using a team's Members view

Once you are signed in, open Team and tap the "Members" view next to the report: that address's full member list and your tools for it. Looking up any team only takes an address; no wallet connection.

1. Add the addresses you track

   Under "Tracked addresses", paste a wallet address (starts with 0x, 42 characters), add a short note under "Note (optional)" if you like, and press "Add". You can track several addresses, for example a few wallets of your own; tap one to open its team's members. To change an address's note later, press the pencil next to it; it is the same note you see in member details.

2. Read the team overview

   "Team overview" shows team size, direct referrals, the deepest level, the team Genesis total, Genesis participants, new members in the last 7 days, and a "Members per depth" chart.

3. Browse the member list

   In "Members":

   • "Scope" shows direct referrals, everyone, or a single depth.
   • "Sort by" orders by join time, team size, Genesis contributions or level, descending or ascending.
   • "Genesis" filters for all members, those who participated in the Genesis Plan, or those who did not.
   • "Address prefix" finds a member from the first few characters of their address.
   • "Export CSV" downloads the member list as a CSV spreadsheet with address, note, groups, depth, level, team size, Genesis contributions and join time.
   • "Export the team’s HELIX list" downloads the team members who have power, each with their Genesis and deposits, the power they got, total payouts, claims and activations.

4. Open member details

   Click a row to open "Member details" (a sheet from the bottom on phones): the member's data, the "Upline" from your tracked address down to them, and the note and group editor. For everything else, use "Open address page".

5. Add notes and groups

   Write a note in member details (up to 500 characters), for example a chat handle, city or follow-up status. Create groups under "Groups" (names up to 24 characters, 8 colors) and put members into one or more of them. To handle many members at once, tick several rows and choose "Add to group…" or "Remove from group…". Deleting a group never deletes members; they are only taken out of that group.

6. Filter by note or group

   The member list can also search note text or filter by group. When you do, the results come from every mark saved in your account, including addresses outside the current team, and "Scope", "Sort by" and the "Genesis" filter are paused.

On any address page, once signed in, you can also press "Track this address's team" to add it to your tracked addresses; once it is tracked, the same button opens its member list.

Where notes and groups are stored

That also means:

• Your tracked addresses, notes and groups follow your account: sign in on another phone, computer or browser and you see the same ones.
• An account can be signed in on one device at a time. Signing in on another device signs this one out; your notes, groups and tracked addresses stay in the account.
• Clearing browser data or switching phones does not lose them; once you sign out, this device stops showing them.
• "Clear team data" at the bottom of the Members view deletes every tracked address, note and group in your account and cannot be undone, so export first.

Export and import a backup

Your data already lives in your account; a backup file is a copy you keep yourself, handy before you clear your data or when you want a snapshot of a particular moment.

1. Export a backup

   Press "Export backup" at the bottom of the Members view to download a backup file in JSON format (named like helix-team-20260924.json). It contains your tracked addresses, your groups and all your notes.

2. Keep the file safe

   The backup holds your notes, so treat it like a private notebook. It contains no private key or seed phrase, and never needs to.

3. Import a backup

   Press "Import backup" in the same place and select the file; its contents are merged into your account. If you pick the wrong file, the page tells you it cannot be imported.

Importing merges; it does not overwrite:

• Tracked addresses from both sides are combined.
• For the same group, the name and color in the imported file win.
• When both sides have marks on the same member, the most recently edited note and groups are kept.

Related pages

• Community: the size of the whole community and how it has grown.
• Address pages: search any address at the top of the site, no sign-in needed, to see its payouts, power and Genesis contributions, and under "Relations" its community relation, upline and direct referrals.
• Find your Genesis records: find each of your own Genesis records.