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Tipr launches a token around an X account and records a creator fee recipient for it onchain. A defined share of the token's trading fees is directed to that creator's public tip destination. Tipr is a client: it never takes custody of tokens, fees or private keys.

Tokens are deployed through the PONS V2 factory on Robinhood Chain. Every number the app shows about launch terms is read from that contract at the moment you launch, not stored in this frontend.

Hover a node to follow the path a launch takes.

The creator share is one onchain parameter, expressed in basis points. 100 bps is 1%. PONS caps the creator share at 1000 bps, and Tipr never lets you exceed the live ceiling it reads from the contract.

Each step below is a real call the launch flow performs in order.

The exact call Tipr sends:

const fee = await readContract({ abi: ponsFactoryAbi, address: PONS_FACTORY_ADDRESS, functionName: "launchFee" })

await writeContract({
  abi: ponsFactoryAbi,
  address: PONS_FACTORY_ADDRESS,
  functionName: "launchToken",
  args: [
    {
      name, symbol, description, image,          // token metadata
      creatorTaxBps: 500n,                        // creator share, 500 = 5%
      creatorTaxRecipient: tipDestination,        // X Tips router or confirmed address
      salt,                                       // random 32 bytes
    },
    0n,                                           // launch config id
    ZERO_ADDRESS,                                 // no referrer
  ],
  value: fee,                                     // launch fee in wei
})

Reading the result back from the receipt:

const receipt = await waitForTransactionReceipt({ hash })
const launched = parseEventLogs({ abi: ponsFactoryAbi, eventName: "TokenLaunched", logs: receipt.logs })[0]
// launched.args → { token, curve, creator, creatorTaxBps, creatorTaxRecipient }

Components never hold content. Every read goes through one typed service module, so an indexer or API can be attached in one place. Until then each service resolves to an empty, non-fabricated result.

// src/lib/tipr-data.ts
getTokens():         Promise<LoadState<Token[]>>
getToken(address):   Promise<LoadState<Token | null>>
getCreators():       Promise<LoadState<Creator[]>>
getCreator(handle):  Promise<LoadState<Creator | null>>
getRoutes():         Promise<LoadState<FeeRoute[]>>
getTips():           Promise<LoadState<Tip[]>>
getRecentActivity(): Promise<LoadState<Activity[]>>
getPlatformStats():  Promise<LoadState<PlatformStats>>
searchTipr(query):   Promise<LoadState<SearchResult>>

type LoadState<T> = {
  status: "loading" | "ready" | "error" | "empty"
  data?: T
  error?: string
}