Launch a coin for any GitHub repo. The fees go to whoever wrote the code.

Every trade on Solana pays a creator fee. Here it goes to the repo's contributors, split by their commits, to the people holding the coin, and to a pool that funds open issues. Not to influencers, not to the launcher.

  • Solana native
  • 1% creator fee per trade
  • Holders paid in SOL
  • Devs claim with their GitHub login

See who would get paid

Paste a repo and we'll show the fee split from its real commit history.

How it works

Anyone can launch a coin for a public repo. Nobody has to ask the developers first, and they never lose anything: they only receive.

  1. Pick a repo

    Paste any public GitHub repository. We read its contributors and how many commits each one made.

  2. Launch the coin

    Choose a name, ticker and image, and decide how the fee is split between devs, holders and issue bounties. Pay the launch fee from your wallet.

  3. Devs claim their share

    Fees accumulate for each contributor. They sign in with GitHub, link a Solana wallet and claim whenever they want.

Where one trade's fee goes

The split is fixed when the coin launches and shown on its page, so traders know exactly who they're paying. Contributor shares follow commit counts and refresh as the repo grows.

Hold the coin, get a share of its fees

Part of every trade's creator fee goes to a rewards vault. Every few hours the vault is paid out in SOL to everyone holding the coin, in proportion to how much they hold. The more the coin trades, the more holders receive.

Launch a coin

Fill this in, then approve the transaction in your wallet.