SPLITPADMake it yours
Name, ticker, artwork and the story. Preview exactly what you’re preparing.
A NEW DIRECTION FOR YOUR NEXT COIN
One idea.
Infinite splits.
Prepare a coin that trades against SPLIT.
A dedicated Meteora route, with SOL launches kept separate.
THE LAUNCH BOARD
From idea to the next step.
Live
Checking records…Checking shared server records…
Queue LOCAL DRAFTS
0 draftsSaved on this browser, not submitted to Solana.
THE PATH TO LAUNCH
Less friction. More intention.
Set the details
Add your links and a dev-buy preference. Review before saving.
Prepare the handoff
Save a local draft or export your metadata and original artwork.
Launch on-chain CONFIGURATION REQUIRED
Prepare metadata, simulate, approve in your wallet and verify the mint. Requires owner configuration.
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CREATE / LOCAL DRAFT
Make your split.
Everything your coin needs to make a first impression.
YOUR FINAL LOOK
03 · Review your draft.
OWNER-SIGNED LAUNCH
04 · Prepare, simulate, verify.
Checking server configuration…
Review your draft above, then connect and authenticate your wallet. Metadata uploads are public and remain pinned according to the storage account’s retention policy. SPLITPAD adds no platform charge.
No launch prepared. Nothing signed or submitted.
My launches
Recover server records after a reload by connecting and authenticating the same wallet. Unsigned mint keys exist only in memory; signed launches are retained for confirmation. A timeout is not a failed launch.
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BUILD STATUS
The path to on-chain.
Local creation plus configurable wallet, storage and transaction integrations. External end-to-end validation is still required.
Prepare & review
- Name, ticker, image and description validation
- Social links, presets and custom first-buy preference
- Drag-and-drop artwork with local resizing
- Import handoff, validate and review again before saving
- Artwork preview and metadata review
- Local queue, editing, archive / restore
- Exportable draft and embedded artwork
Connect & verify
- Verified launch protocol and network
- Owner-controlled wallet connection
- Durable image / metadata hosting
- Fee, dev-buy and slippage quotes
- Supply, mint and freeze authority disclosures
- Transaction simulation and owner signature
- Confirmation, mint reconciliation and duplicate protection
- Live indexer, token detail / trading data and stale-data handling
What this preview means
SPLITPAD is an independent, SPLIT-inspired project. Reference popularity, affiliation, name availability and commercial demand have not been established. It has no verified project CA.
No token is needed to use this workbench. There is no AI, yield promise or wallet custody. SPLIT is needed to trade against SPLIT pools; drafting requires no token. Local drafts and demo fixtures are not real launches. Browser storage can be cleared; export important work.
Demo fixtures stop at the handoff; they cannot enter the launch flow. Wallet connection and transaction integrations are implemented locally. Storage and public hosting require owner accounts. Submission stays disabled until configured. Fees appear only after a successful live simulation. There is no market-data indexer. The owner controls signup, credentials, publication and all transactions.
Launch questions
What happens when I save?
Your draft stays in this browser. Export a handoff to back it up or move it to another browser. Importing opens it for review; it does not publish or execute anything.
Where do creator fees go?
SPLITPAD adds no platform charge. SOL launches use Pump.fun’s current fee schedule. SPLIT launches use a reviewed Meteora configuration: its creator share, partner recipient, migration fees and liquidity ownership are disclosed in the quote. Review rates and the final wallet transaction before signing. SPLITPAD does not route fees to TikTok.
Will the first buy happen with the launch?
On the SOL route, creation and the optional first buy are a single atomic Pump.fun transaction. The first SPLIT route creates a SPLIT-quoted pool without an initial purchase; first-buy and in-site swap controls for that route are not implemented. Transactions that exceed the supported size are rejected; SPLITPAD does not silently split them.
What if confirmation times out?
A timeout is not proof of failure. The launch integration retains the signature and expected mint, check chain status and reconcile the result before any retry. This server retains signed submissions and verifies their outcomes on request; it never automatically launches a replacement.