Start with the official links — the anti-phishing list of real domains and accounts. The rest of the directory lists third-party services, creators and events that were checked live on 2026-10-17. Listing is information, not an endorsement.
The starting points were the link pages of the official sites — pulsechain.com, hex.com/links and pulsex.com/links — plus long-running community resources. Every entry was opened on 2026-10-17. Each one shows whether it is official or a third party, and the official domains are kept on a separate page so they can be used as a whitelist.
Why are some well-known sites missing?
Stale or parked domains were dropped (the ones official pages still name are listed, as text only, on Interfaces), even when an official page still links to them: a domain that changed hands or is for sale is a phishing risk.
Projects whose own token is not on the token list because it did not pass the trust criteria are not listed either, so the directory does not promote them indirectly.
Sites that could not be checked — broken apps, unreadable pages, services whose operator or purpose is unclear — stay out until they can be.