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Last updated 8 September 2026
Connect a browser wallet and there is no sign-up, no email, no password and no profile. The site reads a public address and asks your wallet to sign. Disconnecting ends it, and we never learn who you are.
Sign in with Google and there is still no account with us, but Google sees the sign-in and Mysten's Enoki service sees the identity token it issues, which is how your address gets derived and proved. We never receive your password, and the key that signs stays in your browser.
One database, holding a copy of public chain data: the pools this launchpad has created and the trades made against them, each with the amounts, the block timestamp, and the address that made them. All of it is already public on Sui and readable by anyone with a node. We store it so pages load quickly rather than replaying the whole chain on every request.
We do not store names, emails, IP addresses, cookies for tracking, or any profile of you. There is nothing in that database that is not already on chain.
An address that trades here appears in the trade feed, the holder list, the leaderboard, and its own portfolio page — because those are read from the chain, where that activity is permanently visible to everyone. This is a property of public blockchains, not a choice we made, and we cannot remove it.
With a browser wallet that history is public but anonymous. If you signed in with Google, it is public and tied to an identity Google and Enoki can both connect to you. A browser wallet has no such link. If that matters to you, use one.
A token image uploaded on the launch form is stored on Vercel Blob and served from a public URL. That URL is written on chain as the coin's icon, where wallets and explorers read it — so it is permanent and public by design. Do not upload anything you would not publish.
This site, a Sui fullnode for chain data, and CoinGecko for a SUI/USD display rate. Token artwork for the seeded tokens is proxied through this site rather than hotlinked, so your browser is not sending your address and referer to third-party image hosts.
If you use the Google sign-in, it also talks to Google, in a popup on Google's own domain, and to Enoki to turn the resulting token into a proof. No third-party frame is embedded in this page.
No analytics script, no advertising network, no session recording, no third-party tracker.
With a browser wallet, the only thing kept on your device is your light or dark theme preference, which never leaves it. If you signed in with Google, a temporary signing key and session are kept in your browser too; the key never leaves it, and it expires on its own.
The site runs on Vercel and the database is Postgres hosted by Supabase. Both keep operational logs of requests to their infrastructure, as any host does.