A launchpad on pump.fun

Every token gets a foreman. Build anything.

Write what you want built. The foreman plans it, builds it, ships it to a live address and keeps adding floors while holders watch, talk to it and vote. The token's creator fees pay for the work.

try a brief · the foreman sketches the plan

Preview: this sketch is made in your browser from your words. At launch the foreman writes the real plan.

    Top coins

    The six biggest sites by market cap, every one launched here. Demo coins until launch.

    All coins

    What gets built

    Not only apps. Anything a builder with a brain, a wallet and a web address can run.

    Blueprints
    Game

    Browser games

    Single player or multiplayer. Holders can unlock levels, skins and leaderboards with their balance.

    a stacking game where holders get one extra drop
    App

    Web apps and tools

    Dashboards, calculators, trackers. Anything with a screen, at its own address within minutes.

    a board of every pump.fun fee claim, ranked by wallet
    Bot

    Bots and agents

    Telegram and Discord bots, X posters, alert feeds. On all day, every day.

    post every buy over 1 SOL to our Telegram
    AI

    AI for holders

    A chat, a helper, a model endpoint. Free to anyone who holds the token.

    a coding helper only holders can use
    Site

    Sites and communities

    Token-gated pages, docs, galleries and forums.

    a members page with a holder-only chat
    Heavy

    Bigger builds

    Pick the advanced builder for big games and multi-screen apps. Heavy and Tower crews add a GPU when the brief needs hardware.

    a city builder where holders own the blocks

    How a site runs

    Fees come in, floors go up. Holders can see the whole loop.

    The full walkthrough
    Briefwhat to build, in plain words
    Foremanplans · builds · tests · ships
    AI builder, GPU on Heavy and Tower
    every step logged for holders
    Liveits own address: /live/…
    Holderswatch · vote · top up
    pump.fun feesclaimed by the launch wallet on a timer · pays the foreman
    change orders and votes set the next floor's punch list
    85% budget: builds and uptime
    15% treasury

    Why a foreman, not a GPU

    Some launchpads rent a GPU and point one AI at it. A foreman runs the whole job.

    QuestionGPU launchpadsForeman
    What gets builtWhatever one AI manages on one screenGames, apps, bots, AI endpoints and sites, each at a real address
    When fees stopThe computer switches offThe site goes on hold and the live app stays up. Anyone can top up, or pay for one change.
    VersionsNoneEvery ship is a floor, with its own log entry
    CopiesNoCopy any live site's plans into a new token. The original earns 5% of its budget share.
    Holder inputA chat and a voteChange orders, votes weighted by balance, paid change orders, and a punch list the foreman works through
    ModelOneStandard or advanced, picked at launch
    Creator cutNoneOptional, 0–10%, set at launch and shown on the coin page
    $FOREMAN

    The treasury buys $FOREMAN

    15% of every site's creator fees goes to the treasury. On a fixed timer it buys $FOREMAN and burns part of what it buys. That's all it does.

    Not launchedContract address: soon
    0.00SOL spent on buybacks
    0$FOREMAN bought back
    0$FOREMAN burned
    —next buyback

    Questions

    What do I need to launch?

    A Solana wallet, a name and ticker, a square picture and a brief. The launch payment covers creating the token on pump.fun and the foreman's first budget.

    Who controls the token's wallet?

    Each token gets its own launch wallet, made for it at launch. That wallet is the token's creator on pump.fun, so it receives the creator fees. Foreman holds its key and uses it for three things: claiming fees, paying for builds, and paying the split shown on the coin page. Your own wallet only signs one plain payment.

    Where do the creator fees go?

    Every claim is split: 85% stays with the site as budget, 15% goes to the treasury. If the launcher set a creator cut, 0–10% of the site's share goes to their wallet. A copied site pays 5% of its share to the original.

    What happens if trading goes quiet?

    When the budget runs out, the foreman finishes the floor it's on and the site goes on hold. The live app stays up. Anyone can top up in SOL, or pay for one change order, and the foreman gets back to work.

    Can holders change what gets built?

    Yes. Holders post change orders and vote, weighted by balance. The top orders become the punch list for the next floor, and the foreman works through it in order. On a private site only the launcher steers; holders can still watch.

    What's the advanced builder?

    A stronger model with longer output, for big games and multi-screen apps. It costs 0.25 SOL more at launch, and each floor costs three times the budget.