From open-source repo to community token.

Repopad connects open-source communities across ten networks. Use Networks for wallet connection, receive addresses, balances and trading links on Solana and nine EVM chains. Trading is completed with the named provider. The repository launch flow below is available on Solana and Robinhood. For other networks, prepare your repository token details and continue on the selected Clanker, Four.meme or Mint Club launchpad. Deployments and rewards are managed there.

1. Find a repository

Browse the directory or enter a public GitHub repository. Review its metadata and community.

2. Prepare your token

Choose Solana (Meteora) or Robinhood Chain (Pons), then connect a compatible wallet. Choose a token name and ticker. Repopad links the token metadata to the repository. Meteora creator fees belong to the launching wallet; Pons fees belong to the fee recipient you choose, not automatically to GitHub contributors.

3. Review and launch

Before signing, review the launch fee share, graduation threshold, and creation costs. Approve the transaction in your wallet. Solana uses SOL for account rent and fees. Robinhood Chain uses ETH for the live Pons launch fee and gas.

4. Follow your launch and creator fees

Choose the same network in All launches or Creator fees. Claim Meteora DBC fees by pool address, or Pons escrow fees with your payout wallet. Post-graduation Meteora DAMM v2 fees are separate.

Community tokens do not represent repository equity, ownership, or endorsement. Tokens can lose all value.