dyrt.

Independent software studio

Precise tools for the Roblox economy.

dyrt builds open-source software for traders and collectors. Every project is auditable, free of tracking, and designed to stay out of the way until it is needed.

Trade offer Snapshot, 27 Sep 2026
  1. Valkyrie Helm RAP 237,708Amazing demand
    270K≈$810
  2. Clockwork's Shades RAP 1,924,274Normal demand
    1.6M≈$4,800
  3. Sparkle Time Fedora RAP 3,284,573High demand
    2.7M≈$8,100
Offer value 4,570,000≈$13,710
An example trade as RoLens annotates it. Values from Rolimon's; USD estimated at a reference rate of $3 per 1,000.

Flagship · Chrome extension

RoLens

RoLens places live Rolimon's and RoUtility data inside Roblox itself. Values, RAP, demand and USD estimates appear on trades, item pages and inventories, exactly where decisions are made.

Values in place

Every item in a trade carries its value and a USD estimate, with offer totals and the difference between both sides.

Trade previews

The Trades list shows what each offer is worth before it is opened, and flags items that have no value yet.

Read-only by design

RoLens only reads. It never sends, accepts or declines a trade, and every request it makes is documented.

Version
0.6.4
Platform
Chrome, MV3
Licence
MIT
Tests
128 passing
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Release notes

Full history
  1. 0.6.4The item card collapses to a single line, and the choice is remembered.
  2. 0.6.0Values on profile inventories, and trade previews in the Trades list.
  3. 0.5.0A full revision of the interface, the hover card and every line of copy.
  4. 0.4.0Either data source can run on its own, and a redrawn lens mark.

Principles

dyrt is the studio of Simon, a developer building browser software for the Roblox trading community. Three rules apply to everything it ships.

  • Open by default

    All source code is public under the MIT licence, so anyone can read exactly what a tool does before installing it.

  • No hidden access

    No analytics, no remote code, and no requests beyond what each feature documents. This site follows the same rule.

  • Quiet interfaces

    Information appears in place, sized to the page it sits on, and never covers what it describes.