Describe a testnet token launch page with a trading curve and wallet actions. Review the generated contract and test the trade flow before publishing.
Robinhood Chain · 4663
Describe the dapp. Fletch writes the contract and the page, compiles it, tests it, and hosts it. It is the source of truth for Robinhood Chain: live blocks, APIs, and verified contract addresses. Close the tab. Your app keeps running.
No VPS, no RPC keys.
Opens your prompt in Build. Review it there, then click Ship to start.
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Fletch gives the builder recorded Robinhood Chain addresses, identity checks and market observations. The builder can request relevant data from the registry, with the source and freshness limits attached.
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Browser builders stop working the second you walk away. Fletch runs a background daemon that reads every block, handles reorgs, and delivers alerts wherever you want them - Telegram, webhooks, your own agent.
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Every line compiles before you see it. Fletch runs Foundry test suites inside an isolated sandbox and shows the compiler output and source verification.
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You never set up an RPC, a VPS, or a deploy script. Fletch compiles, tests in Foundry, deploys to testnet, and hosts your dApp on a live subdomain.
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Describe a testnet token launch page with a trading curve and wallet actions. Review the generated contract and test the trade flow before publishing.
Build a dashboard from recorded token activity. Show the source and age of each reading, with missing data clearly marked.
Describe a game whose moves are signed transactions. Fletch builds the contract and interface on testnet so you can play through the rules before publishing.
pump-aapl.apps.fletch.now
Example UI · illustrative dataExample market price
$184.20
Bonding curve
74%
Example volume
$42,100 USDG
The builder starts with recorded chain configuration and addresses. It can query Fletch for token identities and indexed pools as the app needs them. The response shows the observed facts and their age.
Fletch compiles contracts with Foundry, runs their tests and records Slither findings. These checks cover the code and assertions that ran. You can inspect each report and test the app with your wallet.
Watch reads mainnet events in the background and saves its scan position. Matches appear in your dashboard, with optional Telegram or webhook delivery. Reading and delivery delays remain visible in the app.

Token identity
Listing and contract checks
Build reports
Inspect compiler and test output
Watch checkpoints
Recorded block and observation time
Build a vault with deposits, shares and withdrawals on testnet. A demo strategy must label its test assets and calculate returns from funds the contract can pay.
Build a view of indexed contract events with their block numbers and decoding source. Show the covered range and any indexing delay.
Design an alert dashboard with conditions and delivery history. Fletch Watch already supports mainnet events with dashboard matches and optional Telegram or webhook delivery.
vault-aapl.apps.fletch.now
Example UI · illustrative dataExample TVL (USDG)
$1,240,500
Example APY
8.4%
Collateral ratio
150%
Example collateral reading
Choose a supported mainnet token or event in Watch. Matches appear in your dashboard, with optional Telegram or webhook delivery. Each alert includes the recorded event so you can check what triggered it.
206
verified listings
194
records with a canonical beacon
45
assets with a feed reading
stale
registry status, self-reported
Reading checked . The registry daemon last reported 8 d ago; every figure is as old as its last run. Source times and coverage.
Connect your model API key for builds or a webhook for alerts. Developers can read Registry data through the JSON API and MCP server, with OpenAPI and an agent skill to describe the interfaces.
Verified Stock Tokens, queried over MCP.
Fletch's CLI skill in your workspace.
Compilation and sandboxed test suites.
Watcher alerts delivered to your linked chat.
Source verification attempts after deployment.
Mainnet data and testnet app deployment.
Registry reads over MCP, from GitHub.
Token records with provenance and reading times.
Signed watcher events with delivery retries.
A chain map for any LLM's context.
Credit purchases signed from your wallet.
Alerts to Slack and Discord channels.
Start with 1 free build credit for each new address after wallet sign-in. Paid checkout is not open. The Builder subscription is planned at $19/month. A failed charged build refunds its Fletch credit.
For a first app and a first alert
wallet sign-in, no card
For shipping something every week
planned subscription; checkout is not open
Planned. The current beta is available while subscriptions are being prepared.
Coming soon
For a team that works on one chain
invoiced in USDG, priced on volume
Start here
Sign in with a new wallet address to receive 1 free build credit. A failed compile refunds its platform credit. Watchers record matches in your dashboard; Telegram and webhooks are optional notifications. Use the platform model or connect your own model API key.
Wallet sign-in, no card, testnet 46630
A small contract example with a readable testnet interface.
Record a binary earnings question and follow its settlement.
Leave a short message on chain and see the latest author.
Trade binary questions with clear odds and settlement state.
Follow large transfers and inspect their source and destination.
A simple counter where every increment is a transaction.
Create a testnet token and trade it on a transparent curve.
Paste a contract and inspect its events as a live developer feed.