Your site and app

Where it lives

Your site takes its address from your ticker: a token called $PEPE gets pepe.coinop.lol. The address is reserved when you pay, and goes live the moment the token launches. If the name is taken, the next free one is used.

That address is also what gets written into your token onchain, so it's the link every explorer and chart site will show for you.

Before you launch

The preview beside the chat is yours alone — nobody else can reach it, and the site's public address serves nothing until the token exists. Change as much as you like; nothing is public until you pay and launch.

Apps

Ask for something interactive and the AI writes it: a game, a counter, a leaderboard, a tip jar. It runs in a sandbox on your site, and it can read your token — the price, the supply, what a visitor holds — through our own bridge rather than by reaching out on its own.

If an app needs to hold money or keep score onchain, the AI can write a contract for it. You deploy that yourself from your wallet, and visitors can read its source and see who controls it on your site.

Contracts written here are written by an AI and audited by nobody. Deploy one only if you understand what it does, and don't put more into it than you'd shrug off.

After you launch

You can keep changing the app and publish a new version to the live site whenever you like. The token itself never changes — the name, ticker and logo it launched with are the ones it keeps.

Editing the site's design after launch, and pointing a domain you own at your site, aren't built yet.